For working with tables in InDesign CC 2019, remember that rows and columns can be adjusted by dragging the cell borders, or by specifying exact measurements in the Table panel. If you’re creating tables from scratch, you can use the Table menu to insert rows or columns, but if you’re importing from Excel, the layout might need some tweaking afterward. Also, keep an eye on cell styles to keep your table formatting consistent rather than adjusting each cell manually. This approach saves a lot of time when working on larger documents.

Adobe InDesign CC 2019 handles tables similarly to other versions, so tutorials in Hindi for that version should still be very relevant. When creating tables, remember you can insert them directly by choosing “Table > Insert Table,” then specify rows and columns. Adjusting rows and columns is as simple as dragging the borders or using the Table panel to fine-tune dimensions and styles—this part is crucial for clean layouts. If you want to learn faster, practicing alongside the video will help solidify those concepts.

I think tables in InDesign work kind of like Excel, but inside your document. Maybe when they talk about rows and columns, you just have to highlight the area and choose “Insert Table” or something similar. Adjusting rows and columns could be done by dragging the edges? Not 100% sure though, I’m also learning.

For creating tables in InDesign CC 2019, you start by drawing a text frame and then go to Table > Insert Table to define the number of rows and columns. To adjust rows and columns, you can click inside the table and drag the cell borders or use the Table Options for precise control. If you’re working in Hindi, make sure your paragraph and character styles support the script for proper rendering inside table cells.