In this concise tutorial you’ll discover how to add a row to a table in Word using Java, as well as how to programmatically insert multiple rows into a Word table using Java. When the code finishes, the document is saved as a DOCX, though you can choose any Word‑compatible format that fits your needs.

Steps to Add a Row to a Table in Word using Java

1. Configure your project to add Aspose.Words for Java from the Maven repository
2. Open a word file containing a Table in it using the Document object
3. Get the reference to the table in the Word file
4. Create a new Row and add desired data in the columns
5. Insert this row after the first row in the table
6. Clone an existing row and clear its content
7. Fill multiple rows with some data
8. Add rows to existing table in Word at the end
9. Save the file after adding rows to existing table

Using these steps, we open a Word file containing a table and insert a row into it. Similarly, you can add multiple rows to a table in Word using Java by populating sample data into multiple rows and appending these rows to the end of the table. This approach allows for seamless table expansion while maintaining the document’s structure.

Code to Add New Row to Table in Word using Java

In this Java code we leveraged the Document, Table, and Row classes to navigate a Word file and add a row to an existing table in Word using Java. The closing example also shows how to insert multiple rows: a loop repeatedly adds a single row to the table’s row collection, illustrating how to expand the table dynamically.

Throughout this guide we showed how to open an existing file, but if you need to generate a brand‑new Word document, see our tutorial on how to create Word document using Java. Keep in mind that the code runs without requiring Microsoft Word or any Interop components on the system.