# Row gripper ### 1. Insert You can easily insert rows from the row gripper menu. Let's explore the different types of rows that can be inserted using this option.

#### 1.1. Add calculated row Calculated rows allow you to create dynamic values based on formulas using other rows or measures in the report. They automatically recalculate when data changes. [Learn more about calculated rows.](https://docs.inforiver.com/premium-table/working-with-premium-table/4.-adding-business-logic-and-formulae/insert-calculated-rows) #### 1.2. Add static row Static rows are used to display fixed values or labels that do not change based on the underlying data. [Learn more about static rows.](https://docs.inforiver.com/premium-table/working-with-premium-table/4.-adding-business-logic-and-formulae/insert-manual-input-rows) #### 1.3. Add Break Row Insert break rows to demarcate row categories. You can also apply formatting, such as setting the color for break rows. #### 1.4. Empty row Financial statements and reports often require options to add white spaces for formatting. Inforiver provides the insert empty row option to achieve this in a single click. [Learn more about empty rows](https://docs.inforiver.com/premium-table/working-with-premium-table/2.-displaying-information/basic-formatting/insert-blank-rows). ### 2. Actions The actions section has various formatting and customization options for rows. Let's take a detailed look.

#### 2.1. Hide row This option can be used to mask rows in the report. Note that hidden rows will still be included in total and sub-total calculations.

The **Furniture** category for the **Consumer** segment in the month of **January** has been masked using this option. Use the **Show All Rows** option from the row gripper to display the hidden rows.

#### 2.2. Skip row The skip rows option can be used when you need to effectively perform a soft delete on a row - the row will be excluded from totals and exports.

The **Furniture** category for the **Consumer** segment in the month of **April** (Quarter 2) has been removed using the **Skip Row** option, and the totals and sub-totals have been adjusted accordingly. This option can also be used to skip individual rows.

#### 2.3. Skip and show row This option will exclude the selected row category from totals and subtotals, but the row will still be displayed. The

icon indicates that the row has been skipped.