How to remove a thin border shade from last row and side of a table

[infomamun]

Hi There,

I am very new to Indesign and learning on different tools and elements. I need to create a table with alternating row colors with no borders. I can create and turn off the borders, no problem. But I can see a very thin shade of border (it is actually not a border as I have turned it off) appears at the bottom of the last row and left side of the table. I can't figure out from where it can be turned off completely. Please note that I have set table border color to "None" as well. Please see the screenshot below:

Do you have an idea how to remove border like appearance from the indesign table?

[Rahul_Rastogi]

Too basic question.. you should google more.

google for changing the table cell border and you should find all  the answers.

Refer -

https://helpx.adobe.com/in/indesign/using/table-strokes-fills.html#:~:text=Change%20the%20table%20bo....

[D. Schulte]

Are you sure it's not a display error? When you zoom in, does the border get bigger? If not, it's a display error.

[infomamun]

Thanks for your response. Even if I save it as Adobe PDF, the PDF has this thin border like structure.

[D. Schulte]

Adobe Acrobat also has display errors. So if you zoom in, does the border get bigger? If yes we have to keep brainstorming 🙂

[infomamun]

Even in PDF with 150% zoom, those thin borders can be seen. Attached image is the screenshot from the PDF. Please note that I have added dotted border for rows in this version.

[D. Schulte · Accepted solution]

Can you try to create a new table and see if the issue is still there without copying that contents of the old table? I just created a table with similar settings as you did and did not have this issue. If you don't have the issue with a fresh table I guess there are some settings wrong in your current table.

[infomamun]

No, I don't have those thin lines in a newly created table with altering fill colors. Thankyou very much for heading me up to that point. Your solution was great!

[D. Schulte]

No problem, always happy to help!