Working with Lists and Tables

Artboard User Guide

To Copy and Paste a Table

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Copy and pasting a table into a text box works seamlessly, preserving most formatting from the source document. For example, this table is cut and pasted directly from an existing spreadsheet.

Add a text box to your layout with the Text Box tool. With the text box selected, paste in your content (use the keyboard shortcut CMND-V or choose Edit > Paste from the main menu). Using the handles on the text box, resize it to fit your text (or right-click to use the context menu Fit To Text command).

To Create a New Table from Scratch

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Alternatively, with the text box selected, choose Text > Table… from the main menu to create your own. Adjust your table settings in the Table window.

To Copy and Paste a List

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Copy and pasting a list into a text box works seamlessly, retaining most formatting from the source document. For example, this list is cut and pasted directly from an existing document.

Add a text box to your layout with the Text Box tool. With the text box selected, paste in your content (use the keyboard shortcut CMND-V or choose Edit > Paste from the main menu). Using the handles on the text box, resize it to fit your text (or right-click to use the context menu Fit To Text command).

To Create a List from Scratch

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Alternatively, create your own list in Artboard. Add a text box and your content. Use the keyboard shortcut SHIFT-Enter to add new lines of text. With the Select [s] tool active, double-click to select your text and choose Text > List… from the main menu. Adjust your list settings in the List dialog.

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Related Topics

  1. Working with Text Objects
  2. Working with Images
  3. Working with Layers
  4. Copy and Duplicate Objects
  5. Working with Clip Art
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