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Moving rows and columns - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: InDesign: Tables
Moving rows and columns
- I can't tell you how many times I've set up a table and then decided I wanted to move some information around. Moving the row for Nuts before Bolts and after Widgets, that kind of thing. Fortunately, InDesign allows you to easily drag and drop columns and rows to move them into a new location in your table. To move a row or column, simply select it. Let's say that I want to move this row, Commercial car wash down to the bottom, in the row above Industrial usage. First, I select the row, and then when I bring my mouse back over it, you'll notice I get the special icon. It's the cursor arrow, but it has a little table icon to the lower right of it. That means drag and drop is ready to go. And all I need to do is mouse down, drag the row down, and you'll see as I move down, there's this dark blue line that appears. When that blue line is in the position where I want to move the row, I simply release the mouse. Couldn't be easier. Same thing for columns. Let's say that I want the…
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Inserting and deleting rows and columns4m 24s
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Moving rows and columns7m 15s
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Merging and splitting cells6m 5s
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Creating tables with rounded-corner borders4m 5s
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Rotating text at 90-degree angles2m 33s
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Rotating text at 45-degree angles4m 36s
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Using gradients in tables4m 49s
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Converting lists to tables2m 38s
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Dealing with overset text in table cells2m 34s
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