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selecionar tabelas dentro bloco de texto

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Jan 10, 2023 Jan 10, 2023

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Bom dia!

Gostaria de saber se tem a possibilidade de selecionar várias tabelas dentro de um bloco de texto para que possa editar todas ao mesmo tempo, tanto texto, fio, linha, coluna... etc.

Obrigado, se puderem me ajudar!

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Jan 11, 2023 Jan 11, 2023

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Hi @Diário Oficia27875179qqfe ,

no, you cannot select multiple tables in one go to use all the functions InDesign provides for a selected table.

But there are ways to change properties of multiple tables at once.

 

If your tables share a mutual table style, change the applied table style.

 

But if you want to change the width of a specific column for all tables in one story, in one document, in one selection of text, you have to script that. Column width is not part of a table style. If you want to do that for all tables in a text selection, here one sample to change the width of the last column of all tables regardless how many columns a single table has:

 

// Code for ExtendScript (JavaScript)
// Change width of the last column to 50 mm of all tables in a text selection
// NOTE: Selected text MUST contain at least one table.
app.selection[0].tables.everyItem().columns[-1].width = "50mm";

 

Different example, change the width of the first column:

// Code for ExtendScript (JavaScript)
// Change width of the FIRST column to 50 mm of all tables in a text selection
// NOTE: Selected text MUST contain at least one table.
app.selection[0].tables.everyItem().columns[0].width = "50mm";

 

The second column would be columns[1], the column before the last one would be columns[-2] etc.pp.

 

Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Expert )

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