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Table on a spread containing two threaded column

Explorer ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

Hi there

How can I build a table that spreads on a layout that containing two threaded column?

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Community Expert , Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

FWIW: My screenshot in reply 4 is showing the situation Vinny is doing with his second screenshot. Two columns in a text frame, not two threaded text frames on the page. The text is running in two columns above the table, then comes the table and then the rest of the text is with two columns again.

Constructions like the one showing in Vinny's first screenshot are only working when the table begins in the left column on a page with two columns.

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Uwe

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Community Expert ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

You'll have to be more specific about how you're using tables in a layout to get more help. Also tell us what version of InDesign and what operating system.

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Explorer ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

Hi Steve

I’m using cc 2018.

I have a page that it’s layout has two column.

On this page I have to build a table.

I want the table to spread on all the spread meaning it should be on both the column of the spread.

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Community Expert ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

Still not on understanding.

Within the columns? On top of the columns and pushing the text away? On top of the columns and covering them up?

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Community Expert ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

Hi Lioradarom ,

for that give the paragraph that is holding the table a Span-Column over all columns.

One example here with my German inDesign CC 2018.1 on Windows 10 (1803):

ParagraphWithTableSpanAllColumns-1.PNG

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Uwe

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Guide ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

Lioradarom  wrote

How can I build a table that spreads on a layout that containing two threaded column?

Do you have to work with threaded columns or can you go for multi-column frames (as per Uwe's example)?

It's not the same thing.

Also, please be more explicit about the way the text should flow.

See examples below:

case1.jpg

case2.jpg

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Community Expert ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018

FWIW: My screenshot in reply 4 is showing the situation Vinny is doing with his second screenshot. Two columns in a text frame, not two threaded text frames on the page. The text is running in two columns above the table, then comes the table and then the rest of the text is with two columns again.

Constructions like the one showing in Vinny's first screenshot are only working when the table begins in the left column on a page with two columns.

Regards,
Uwe

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Explorer ,
Jul 02, 2018 Jul 02, 2018
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Thank you,

You have helped me a lor.

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