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# 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.

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#### 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.](/premium-table/working-with-premium-table/4.-adding-business-logic-and-formulae/insert-calculated-rows.md)&#x20;

#### 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.](/premium-table/working-with-premium-table/4.-adding-business-logic-and-formulae/insert-manual-input-rows.md)

#### 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](/premium-table/working-with-premium-table/2.-displaying-information/basic-formatting/insert-blank-rows.md).

### 2. Actions

The actions section has various formatting and customization options for rows. Let's take a detailed look.

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#### 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.

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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.

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#### 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.

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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.

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#### 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 <img src="/files/HfWGC0nnE5jRsYuivApG" alt="" data-size="line">icon indicates that the row has been skipped.

<figure><img src="/files/PXpvbcXdkOBnqvcEtXuo" alt=""><figcaption><p>Skip and show row</p></figcaption></figure>


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