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Summary

Insert a new column into the target table. The new column is cloned from an adjacent column, so it inherits the existing cell shading, borders, alignment, and width. No follow-up styling call is needed unless the new column should look different from the rest of the table.
  • Operation ID: tables.insertColumn
  • API member path: editor.doc.tables.insertColumn(...)
  • Mutates document: yes
  • Idempotency: non-idempotent
  • Supports tracked mode: yes
  • Supports dry run: yes
  • Deterministic target resolution: yes

Expected result

Returns a TableMutationResult receipt confirming a column was inserted.

Input fields

Variant 1 (target.nodeType=β€œtable”)

Variant 2 (required: nodeId)

Example request

Output fields

Variant 1 (success=true)

Variant 2 (success=false)

When present, result.table is the follow-up address to reuse after this call. For non-destructive table-targeted mutations, pass result.table.nodeId to the next table operation instead of re-running find(). Destructive operations may omit table.

Example response

Pre-apply throws

  • TARGET_NOT_FOUND
  • INVALID_TARGET
  • CAPABILITY_UNAVAILABLE
  • INVALID_TARGET

Non-applied failure codes

  • INVALID_TARGET

Raw schemas