Choose all your options, and click OK when done.Go to the Toolbar at the top of the screen, click Table, and then in the drop-down menu, select Insert Table.Click inside the newly created frame until you see your cursor blinking inside the frame.Alternatively, you can use the Type Tool. Press F or Click the Rectangular Frame Tool on the Side Toolbar.The “ Insert Table” dialogue shows the same options as the Create Table one. This time we see “ Insert Table“, instead of “ Create Table”. Then, as before, we click on Table in the Toolbar at the top of our window. This allows for much more precision than the Create Table option.īefore we can use the Insert Table option, we need a frame that the table can be inserted into. The Insert Table option is used to place a new table into a pre-existing text frame. Notice how the table takes up the length of the document? What if we want our Table limited to a specific part of your document? This is our second option. Additional Table Styles is something that would have to be created.
By default, there is only one Table Style. If you would like to, select a Table Style.Select as many Body Rows, Columns, Header Rows, and Footer Rows as you want your Table to have.In the drop-down Menu, click Create Table.Click Table at the top of your InDesign workspace.Once you have clicked “ OK”, click anywhere on your document and the Table will appear. The Create Table Option creates a text frame in your InDesign Document and places a new table into that frame.Ĭlicking Table on the top Toolbar of InDesign and then clicking Create Table in the drop-down menu will open up the Create Table dialogue, which comes with 4 quantitative options and a style option:
There are three main ways to create a Table in InDesign.
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