Seems having only a single header row and creating a table in ClosedXML results in a corrupt workbook when opened with Excel 2013.
Excel 2013 handles this in the following ways when creating a new table with only one row of data;
* automatically create a header/data row (Depending on options selected in dialog) to ensure there is more than one row.


* when attempting to delete all rows, a single "empty" data row is retained to comply with the "must have a data row" rule
Comments: ** Comment from web user: jpsfs **
I can reproduce this also.
The workaround at this moment is:
> Insert a empty row in the table;
> Save the workbook;
> Delete the empty row;
> Save the workbook again.
This generates a lot of IO operations, undermining the performance.