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# Manage Row

### Add Row

There are two ways to add row in your table:

1. Click "Add Row" button on top of your table\
   ![](/files/5WBF9VvptlC3ghtV28GY)
2. Click (+) button on bottom of your table\
   ![](/files/oXNrSgSqUR6EPreFfvIX)

### Add Row with Constrain and Validation

If you had field with constrain or validation on your table, then you want to add row on that table, your new row would not save directly. Instead, there would be a highlight and a sign on the row that says your data should meet the validation before it saved to the database.

**Example:**

![](/files/l71511l8kquPAMFWmE4x)

### Delete Row

Steps to delete row on your table:

1. Hover on row you desire to delete, click on triple dot icon\
   ![](/files/MQmWn6kqcokSZ1xBFsFe)
2. Click "Delete this row" option\
   ![](/files/yLrkUwRz0VZbkfzQPX99)

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Warning:** You can't undo deleted row or retrieve your deleted data. So before you delete your row, make sure you didn't use the data.
{% endhint %}

### Delete Multiple Row


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