Insert New Rows & Columns
IronXL library allows the ability to insert single & multiple rows and columns in C# code without using Office Interop.
Insert Row
The InsertRow
and InsertRows
methods enable adding brand-new rows. Using these methods will add row(s) before the specified index position.
using IronXL; // Import the IronXL library
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
// Load an existing Excel file or create a new one
var workbook = WorkBook.Load("example.xlsx");
var sheet = workbook.WorkSheets.First();
// Insert a single row before the 3rd row (zero-based)
sheet.InsertRow(2);
// Insert multiple rows before the 5th row (zero-based)
sheet.InsertRows(4, 3); // Inserts 3 rows
// Save changes to the Excel file
workbook.SaveAs("example_modified.xlsx");
}
}
using IronXL; // Import the IronXL library
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
// Load an existing Excel file or create a new one
var workbook = WorkBook.Load("example.xlsx");
var sheet = workbook.WorkSheets.First();
// Insert a single row before the 3rd row (zero-based)
sheet.InsertRow(2);
// Insert multiple rows before the 5th row (zero-based)
sheet.InsertRows(4, 3); // Inserts 3 rows
// Save changes to the Excel file
workbook.SaveAs("example_modified.xlsx");
}
}
Imports IronXL ' Import the IronXL library
Friend Class Program
Shared Sub Main()
' Load an existing Excel file or create a new one
Dim workbook = WorkBook.Load("example.xlsx")
Dim sheet = workbook.WorkSheets.First()
' Insert a single row before the 3rd row (zero-based)
sheet.InsertRow(2)
' Insert multiple rows before the 5th row (zero-based)
sheet.InsertRows(4, 3) ' Inserts 3 rows
' Save changes to the Excel file
workbook.SaveAs("example_modified.xlsx")
End Sub
End Class
Insert Column
Use InsertColumn
and InsertColumns
methods to add column(s) before the specified index position.
using IronXL; // Import the IronXL library
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
// Load an existing Excel file or create a new one
var workbook = WorkBook.Load("example.xlsx");
var sheet = workbook.WorkSheets.First();
// Insert a single column before the 2nd column (zero-based)
sheet.InsertColumn(1);
// Insert multiple columns before the 4th column (zero-based)
sheet.InsertColumns(3, 2); // Inserts 2 columns
// Save changes to the Excel file
workbook.SaveAs("example_modified.xlsx");
}
}
using IronXL; // Import the IronXL library
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
// Load an existing Excel file or create a new one
var workbook = WorkBook.Load("example.xlsx");
var sheet = workbook.WorkSheets.First();
// Insert a single column before the 2nd column (zero-based)
sheet.InsertColumn(1);
// Insert multiple columns before the 4th column (zero-based)
sheet.InsertColumns(3, 2); // Inserts 2 columns
// Save changes to the Excel file
workbook.SaveAs("example_modified.xlsx");
}
}
Imports IronXL ' Import the IronXL library
Friend Class Program
Shared Sub Main()
' Load an existing Excel file or create a new one
Dim workbook = WorkBook.Load("example.xlsx")
Dim sheet = workbook.WorkSheets.First()
' Insert a single column before the 2nd column (zero-based)
sheet.InsertColumn(1)
' Insert multiple columns before the 4th column (zero-based)
sheet.InsertColumns(3, 2) ' Inserts 2 columns
' Save changes to the Excel file
workbook.SaveAs("example_modified.xlsx")
End Sub
End Class
Please note that all the index positions mentioned above follow zero-based indexing.