Setting evenly-spaced tabs

[DigitalChickster]

Hi all! I find myself spending a lot of time using a calcualter to evenly space tabs. I'm sure there is a better way to do this. I know I can use the tab fly-out menu to choose "Repeat tab" but that doesn't work for me because I need the first tab to be longer than the rest. For example, I have 8 columns of data across a page. The tab on the far left is for the name (longer) and the other 7 columns are for numbers. I need them to all be in the same text box. Is there an easier way to set the 7 columns to the right of the first one so they are all evenly spaced? 

I'm on an iMac using InDesign 15.0.1.

Thanks! 

[Document Geek]

Add the first tab after you've set the others ones evenly spaced.

[DigitalChickster]

Document_Geek... I will try that! Thanks.

[DigitalChickster]

So I tried adding a first tab after setting the others to be evenly spaced. But I can't figure out how to shift all those evenly-spaced tabs to the right now. I can only move one at a time... which takes me back to having to do math. LOL

[SJRiegel]

Instead of tabs, could you use a table without strokes?

[DigitalChickster]

SJRiegel... I hadn't thought of that. I will try it. Thanks!