Spire.Cloud.PowerPoint offers the TableApi interface to create, manipulate and delete tables in a PowerPoint document. This article will introduce how to use the interface to create a table.

import spire.cloud.powerpoint.sdk.ApiException;
import spire.cloud.powerpoint.sdk.Configuration;
import spire.cloud.powerpoint.sdk.api.TableApi;

public class CreateTable {
    static String appId = "App ID";
    static String appKey = "App Key";
    static String baseUrl = "https://api.cloudxdocs.com";

    public static void main(String[] args) throws ApiException {
        //Create a Configuration object based on your App ID and App Key
        Configuration configuration = new Configuration(appId, appKey, baseUrl);
        //Create a tableApi instance
        TableApi tableApi = new TableApi(configuration);

        //load a PowerPoint sample
        String name = "Sample.pptx";
        //Specify the password used to open the sample, it's null if nothing
        String password = null;
        //Specify the folder storing the sample, it’s null if nothing
        String folder = "input";
        //Use the 2G storage provided by E-iceblue Cloud, it’s null by default
        String storage = null;
        //Specify the slide which needs to add a table
        Integer slideIndex = 1;
        //The value of x coordinate where a table will be inserted
        double x = 100;
        //The value of y coordinate where a table will be inserted
        double y = 100;
        //The row height of the table
        String heights = "[30,30,30,30]";
        //The column width of the table
        String widths = "[100,100,100,100]";
        //Add data into the table
        String tableData = "[" +
                "[No.,Name,Age,Gender]," +
                "[1,Tom,23,Male]," +
                "[2,Jerry,33,Male]," +
                "[3,Cherry,43,Female]" +
                "]";

        //Call the addSlideTable method to create a table in a PowerPoint slide
        tableApi.addSlideTable(name, slideIndex, x, y, heights, widths, tableData, password, folder, storage);
    }
}