Hi, Use "something" that triggers what triggers a soft return (jump to a new line) without being a soft-retrun and having some of its bad effects! Here, I don't use a soft-return but a non-joiner associated to a grep style and a char style! So, instead of typing a soft-return, just insert a NJ! The particularity of NJ: no width and totally invisible! No interaction with the TOC generation! Not intended for this purpose by the developers of ID [see Ligature], I have long since diverted from its original function and emulated among the "Greppers"! … But if, in the op's original sample, "Ironic" is in "Italic" and if he uses an auto-num para style, we have 2 new issues!!! Even if I totally recommend "Power Headers" from Gabe Harbs [in-tools.com], you could take a look to: Play with Layers! … (^/)  ... View more

Avoid it when you can! (^/) ... View more

To avoid when you have a TOC to be generated behind! ... (^/) ... View more

Aha! Don’t forget I’m a Jedi! Will tell you how! (^/) ... View more

So, DON’T USE IT!!!  (^/) ... View more

For me, just a last question: Have you a global table [one single Excel source file] or plenty of small Excel files (one per table)? (^/) ... View more

Chad, you're right!  I've just replicated TP's issue like this: (^/) ... View more

Hi, Don't use a soft-return! (^/) ... View more

.... To finish: Now imagine « ironic »  as italic and grey?? (^/) ... View more

.... Or use a script! What a teasing! ... (^/) ... View more

So, 2 variables! (^/) ... View more

Hi, Do we talk about a « variable »? (^/) ... View more

Hi, What you show in your screenshot is … simplistic! It's something InDesign can basically do! I just could invite you to buy IndyFont (~$50)! Eventually a small script to fix the layout [table Title + Header]! (^/) ... View more

.... Everybody can dream!  soon Christmas! (^/) ... View more

Aha! Bob, Just a script that will search each column last line and check its baseline so that it could modify the para justification to add/remove a line in the para! (^/) ... View more

... Humm! Not sure somebody answered to the question! (^/) ... View more

See:  https://www.hilfdirselbst.ch/foren/IndexFromCharacterStyle_CS_4_P427620.html (^/) ... View more

Totalement inutile ! S'agissant de réf.-produit, un pattern doit exister permettant si cela n'est pas déjà le cas de lui appliquer à défaut un style de caractère. À partir de là, Il est simpliste de créer un index sur la base de celui-ci. Certes utile, je n'ai jamais apprécié cette solution vu sa limitation inhérente à la pré-application d'un style de caractère, finalement pas toujours envisageable, elle-même basée sur une recherche Grep. Aussi ai-je écrit un Script qui s'appelle Grep-Index qui, ici, rechercherait le pattern et créerait directement une entrée d'index. (^/) ... View more

Hi, You'll need a script for that! (^/) ... View more

… sachant que les "blocs circulaires" 1-2-3 ont un fond "M100" et les 4 à 14 un fond "C100"! (^/) [Such a script is not proposed for free because I think such a gratuity no longer values scripters' real work and knowledge, as it may have been the case by the past!] ... View more

Salut Ludovic, Cela pourrait être "simpliste" ou plus compliqué comme le suggère justement Ariel ! Avant : 1 clic plus tard ! (^/) [Such a script is not proposed for free because I think such a gratuity no longer values scripters' real work and knowledge, as it may have been the case by the past!] ... View more

Hi Marc, More readable for me, is this code equivalent to yours? var myTable = app.selection[0].parent.parent, a = [10,40,60,15,5,30,10], cols = myTable.columns, C = cols.length, c; for ( c = 0; c < C; c++ ) if (c < a.length) cols .width = a ; (^/) ... View more

A video is always clearer for understanding! … even if this one is not truly spectacular!  (^/) ... View more

Equalizer won't do it for the same reason I indicated! (^/) ... View more

Hi, Javascript Infos here: InDesign ExtendScript API (13.0) (^/) ... View more

Hi, Javascript Infos on TOC here: InDesign ExtendScript API (13.0) (^/) ... View more

Hi Uwe, Imho, just a small problem! … Not sure the op only plays on one single page!  That's why I use a script. (^/) [Such a script is not proposed for free because I think such a gratuity no longer values scripters' real work and knowledge, as it may have been the case by the past!] ... View more

… And a small script -- very time-saver -- could be useful! Just place the cursor in the "prices" story ["blue"], 1 click … and it's done! (^/)  ... View more

… But we are in CC 2015, Michael!  (^/) ... View more