We used to be able to get the input for adding rows by referencing the table.newRow.
With the new table there's only table.newRows and I can't do table.newRows.selector anymore. any tips?
I guess I can do table.newRows['0'].selector, but what happens if I have multiple new rows then?
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Yes, multiple new rows should be supported.
That's right, .newRows[0] would be the correct way to do this now! Since the UI only supports a single new row at this time, you can safely do this.
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Any plan of support multiple rows? I have lots of apps need to use this feature. I add many new rows and submit them at one time. and database save time at one time, instead of add one row a time and save it to database per time.
Because this will consume a lot of time
Now my alternative solution is add a new avariable to keep the new add rows.
There are many to many and one to many in data relationship, adding this feature will help us a lot. thanks.
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Hey @AnsonHwang -- so far we have no plans to support multiple rows. But we will be sure to update this thread if/when that happens!
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Hello, @Darya_Verzhbinsky , any update about multiple Rows.
Hi @AbbeyHernandez I know it's been mentioned before but since it's 2025 now, are there any clearer plans for being able to add more than just 1 new role? The feature I need it for is just as a placeholder where the data is available under the "newRows" property.
I'll check with our team and let you know if this something we've put on our roadmap.
Hi folks, I am splitting out this feedback into a feature request separate from the original add new row to table announcement
Currently, adding multiple rows is not on our near term roadmap 
I agree it would be nice to have this feature! Unfortunately, the team is already committed to other improvements. We’ll follow up here if that changes though
In the meantime, please feel free to chime in with any +1s, workarounds, or interesting use cases.
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