TableRow

TableRow class represents a single row in a Table. Each row contains a collection of TableCell instances.

• Inserting a Row

• Using TableCellCollection

Inserting a TableRow

You can easily add a TableRow instance by using the AddTableRow() method of the Table class.

The code snippet in Example 1 shows how to create a table and add a single row to it.

Example 1: Create TableRow

Table table = new Table(); 
TableRow tableRow = table.Rows.AddTableRow(); 

Using TableCellCollection

In order to manipulate the cells in a row you can use TableRow's Cells property. The property represents the collection of cells added to this row and provides easy access to each of them.

Example 2 shows how to add two cells in a row and get the cells count.

Example 2: Access cells in a TableRow

TableCell firstCell = tableRow.Cells.AddTableCell(); 
TableCell secondCell = tableRow.Cells.AddTableCell(); 
int cellsInRowCount = tableRow.Cells.Count; 

Setting TableRow Height

Since Q1 2025 you can easily configure the TablRow's height through its Height property which accepts the following options defined in the HeightType enum:

• Auto: Automatically determines the row height.

• Exact: Sets an exact row height. The value is in Device Independent Pixels (DIPs).

• AtLeast: Sets a minimum row height. The value is in Device Independent Pixels (DIPs).

Example 3 creates a table with three single-cell rows, each with a different HeightType.

[C#] Example 3: Set TableRow height