# Rows

Quite often, we would like to insert a row in our table/matrix reports in Plan and enter our own data. For example, a financial statement report connecting to a database query may be able to fetch revenue & expense metrics, but it might not retrieve the number of shares outstanding. Similarly, a sales report can leave out the sales data for a newly launched product category.

To address such scenarios, Plan allows you to insert static rows, formula rows or templated rows in matrix-style reports where you can input the data.

We have different types of rows that can be inserted. They are

* [Data Input Rows](/planning-sheets/how-tos/adding-business-logic-and-formulae/rows/insert-manual-input-rows.md)
* [Formula Rows](/planning-sheets/how-tos/adding-business-logic-and-formulae/rows/insert-calculated-rows.md)
* [Forecast Rows](broken://pages/UgJIHYe8Jwiklm8fymAf)
* [Blank Rows](broken://spaces/umzO5ksbJsNTwGdwPeQi/pages/gxazJQpGQs6lmYyUO1WW)

We see them in detail in the following sections.

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