excel.interfaces.tablerowloadoptions.yml

### YamlMime:TSType
name: Excel.Interfaces.TableRowLoadOptions
uid: 'excel!Excel.Interfaces.TableRowLoadOptions:interface'
package: excel!
fullName: Excel.Interfaces.TableRowLoadOptions
summary: >-
  Represents a row in a table.


  Note that unlike ranges or columns, which will adjust if new rows or columns are added before them, a `TableRow`
  object represents the physical location of the table row, but not the data. That is, if the data is sorted or if new
  rows are added, a table row will continue to point at the index for which it was created.
remarks: '\[ [API set: ExcelApi 1.1](/javascript/api/requirement-sets/excel/excel-api-requirement-sets) \]'
isPreview: false
isDeprecated: false
type: interface
properties:
  - name: $all
    uid: 'excel!Excel.Interfaces.TableRowLoadOptions#$all:member'
    package: excel!
    fullName: $all
    summary: >-
      Specifying `$all` for the LoadOptions loads all the scalar properties (e.g.: `Range.address`<!-- -->) but not the
      navigational properties (e.g.: `Range.format.fill.color`<!-- -->).
    remarks: ''
    isPreview: false
    isDeprecated: false
    syntax:
      content: '$all?: boolean;'
      return:
        type: boolean
  - name: index
    uid: 'excel!Excel.Interfaces.TableRowLoadOptions#index:member'
    package: excel!
    fullName: index
    summary: Returns the index number of the row within the rows collection of the table. Zero-indexed.
    remarks: '\[ [API set: ExcelApi 1.1](/javascript/api/requirement-sets/excel/excel-api-requirement-sets) \]'
    isPreview: false
    isDeprecated: false
    syntax:
      content: 'index?: boolean;'
      return:
        type: boolean
  - name: values
    uid: 'excel!Excel.Interfaces.TableRowLoadOptions#values:member'
    package: excel!
    fullName: values
    summary: >-
      Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be a string, number, or boolean. Cells
      that contain an error will return the error string. If the returned value starts with a plus ("+"), minus ("-"),
      or equal sign ("="), Excel interprets this value as a formula.
    remarks: '\[ [API set: ExcelApi 1.1](/javascript/api/requirement-sets/excel/excel-api-requirement-sets) \]'
    isPreview: false
    isDeprecated: false
    syntax:
      content: 'values?: boolean;'
      return:
        type: boolean