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# Insert blank rows
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.
Select a row below which you would like to insert an empty row. Navigate to the Insert tab > Insert Row > Layout and select Empty Row.
Inserting empty rows
{% hint style="info" %}
Blank rows can be inserted at all levels of the hierarchy.
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A blank row gets inserted below Tea & coffee as shown in the image.
Blank row inserted
The Empty row option can also be accessed using the row gripper. Hover over the 'Tea & Coffee' row. Click on the row gripper icon highlighted. Choose the **Add empty Row** option from the Insert menu.
Inserting an empty row from the row gripper
The inserted empty row can be deleted by clicking on the row gripper of the empty row and selecting the **Remove Empty Row** option.
Remove empty row
In the next section, we'll look at the [basic inline charts](/working-with-inforiver/2.-displaying-information/add-basic-inline-charts.md).
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