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How to Fix Table Strokes Not Showing in InDesign

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Oct 02, 2024 Oct 02, 2024

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Hello Adobe Community,

 

I have a reoccuring issue on InDesign when using tables. If I set the line colours to 'none', obviously the lines change to white and don't show up. However, when I try to undo this and set them to black, they still don't show up. Any tips?

 

I am doing this by going into:

Cell Options > Strikes and Fills > Colour

 

It shows that the colour is set to black but this does not show up.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

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Oct 02, 2024 Oct 02, 2024

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Hi, Sorry for the trouble. Please try the solution provided in the links mentioned below and share the outcome:-
Table cell stroke issue
InDesign tables - strokes issue


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Oct 02, 2024 Oct 02, 2024

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@Emma309851271704 

 

Try resetting Cell Style Overrides:

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Be sure to set the color and stroke type and stroke thickness. Not just color. Best done in a Cell Style, btw.

Mike Witherell

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