If you often have to deal with tables, you know how it can be a challenge to fit them into some layouts. Sometimes there’s not enough space, sometimes there’s too much. Sometimes the available space is the wrong shape for the table. So in the latest InDesignSecrets video at lynda.com, Anne-Marie Concepción shows all the ways that you can quickly modify the size of table rows and columns—or entire tables, including the text—to fit whatever space you have in your layout.
So check out InDesignSecrets at lynda.com and learn some great tips for resizing tables.
This article was last modified on March 5, 2025
This article was first published on January 16, 2015
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