Break tables across frames

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Learn how to use Keep options and threaded frames to control how table rows flow across multiple frames in your Adobe InDesign layout.

When a table exceeds the height of its frame, it becomes overset. Threading the frame to another frame allows the table to continue, with rows flowing into the next frame one at a time. A single row cannot split across multiple frames. Header and footer rows can be repeated across subsequent frames to maintain context.

Position the insertion point in a row or select a range of cells in the rows to control.

Select Table > Cell Options > Rows and Columns.

Select Keep with Next Row to keep selected rows together.

Select a Start Row option to define where a row begins: such as in the next frame.

Select OK to apply the settings.

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If you create a single table that spans both pages of a spread, you may want to add a blank column in the middle of the table to create inset margins.