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# Adding rows into a table

docMaker can add rows to your document's tables. It will add as many rows as you provide data in the JSON.

{% hint style="info" %}
The beauty of it, is that page numbers will increment automatically, and page breaks will be perfectly fitted ! 
{% endhint %}

Example data :

 

```plaintext
{"orderLines": [
 {
   "item_name": "Shirt",
   "item_price": 88,
   "item_quantity" : 2
 },
 {
   "item_name": "Shoes",
   "item_price": 123
   "item_quantity" : 1
 },
 {
   "item_name": "Dress",
   "item_price": 345,
   "item_quantity" : 4
 }
]
}
```

 

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