Adobe InDesign Creating and Formatting Tables 5

Question 1

What is the main advantage of using Cell Styles and Table Styles?

Accepted Answer

Consistent formatting that updates everywhere when the style changes

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Smaller file size only

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Faster export to PDF only

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They convert tables to images

Question 2

A Table Style can reference which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Cell Styles for header, body, and footer regions

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Only a single fill color

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Object Styles

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Layer settings

Question 3

How do you control the line that appears between cells when strokes overlap?

Accepted Answer

Use the Stroke proxy and 'stroke drawing order' in Cell Options

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Use Text Wrap

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Use the Gradient panel

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Use the Align panel

Question 4

What does a red dot or overset indicator in a cell signify?

Accepted Answer

The cell's content is too large to display in the cell

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The cell is locked

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The cell has a hyperlink

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The cell is a header

Question 5

When exporting a table to PDF, how are header rows handled for accessibility?

Accepted Answer

They can be tagged as table headers for proper structure

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They are removed

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They are flattened to an image

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They become form fields

Question 6

Which approach best preserves Excel formatting when placing a spreadsheet?

Accepted Answer

Set Import Options to 'Formatted Table' during Place

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Paste as plain text

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Screenshot the spreadsheet

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Use Convert Text to Table

Question 7

How do you anchor a table so it moves with surrounding text edits?

Accepted Answer

Tables are inherently inline and flow with the text thread

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Group it with a frame

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Place it on a master page

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Convert it to an anchored graphic