Reply To: Threading Tables

September 28, 2017 at 2:16 pm #98442

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InDesign table flow vertically, rows, not horizontally, columns.
Flowing horizontally does not make a lot of sense as they really become separate tables.

You could ether separate the data in Excel into a couple of worksheet and import separately or do the same in InDesign buy cutting and pasting the columns to make two separate tables.

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