# Add multiple rows to table using Glide workflows

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**Created:** [January 5, 2025, 2:30pm UTC](https://community.glideapps.com/t/add-multiple-rows-to-table-using-glide-workflows/78974 "2025-01-05T14:30:33Z")\
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At the moment, I think the cheapest way to do what you want is using Make, on the Maker plan.

> [@Conditional Add Rows](https://community.glideapps.com/t/conditional-add-rows/70726/5):
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> If you want to keep it solely in Glide, I would suggest using Glide’s JSON template/JSON columns, or JavaScript to construct a HTTP call body that fits with Glide’s API. Then, upon a button click, use the value above to add multiple rows. However, you must have access to the Call API action to do this. An alternative is like Robert said, constructing a JSON of info for all rows you want to add (and ideally it should be the same as the HTTP call body above), then use a Trigger Webhook action to…

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