Insert row action

The Insert row action enables you to insert a row into the table.

Settings

Click the Data table name drop-down menu and select a data table.
If there is no existing data table, create a new variable of type Table.
Use the Insert row at index field to select one of the following positions in the data table for inserting the row:
- first position: to insert a row in the first index.
- last position: to insert a row in the last index
- specific index: to insert a row in the specific index.
  Index refers to the specific row or column in the data table, and starts from 0. For example, index = 0 refers to the first row in the data table.
Click the Row record name drop-down menu and choose an existing record variable to hold the values for the new row that you want to insert.
If there is no existing variable, create a record variable. In the Create variable tab, enter the name of the variable and under the Default value section, enter the name, value, and the type of value that you want to add to the new row as per the specified index values.

Consider a scenario where you want to insert a row record named 'March' at the beginning of a data table called 'Sales'.