Cdr software is mainly used for industry standard vector illustrations of publishing, multimedia and online images. Although cdr is an image editing software, it can also be used to make some simple tables. Although it is not as convenient as professional form software, you can also make forms. Using cdr to make tables will involve the problem of cell merging, so I will share with you three ways to make tables with cdr and learn together. More tutorials on the use of cdr software are here, as well as free cdr self-study basic tutorials.

Three methods of making tables with cdr software;

1. Select Drawing Tool in the toolbox, set the number of rows and columns of the table before drawing, and set the number of rows and columns of drawing in the upper right corner of the property bar.

2. After setting, draw a "table" and pull it from the upper left corner to the lower right corner in the window. When the table is selected, adjust the outline width in the property bar or press F 12 to bring up the outline pen dialog box and set the line width of the table.

3. "Ungroup" the object into a single small grid, and then Ctrl+Q turns the object into a curve.

4. At this point, select the shape tool, vertically or horizontally frame the whole row or column of the "node" to be adjusted, and move the whole row or column to the appropriate position.

5. Merge tables. The pick tool selects at least two objects, selects the merge button in the property bar or clicks the menu object → Modeling → Modeling, and selects the welding command in the pop-up modeling docking window. Its function can combine several graphic objects into one graphic object, and then realize "cell merging".

6. Enter the text and complete the form.

Using "Location Change Docking Window" to Make Tables

First draw a rectangle, and use "object → transformation → position" to quickly complete the table making through the setting of "relative position" and the copy function of "copy".

Making tables by "seamless alignment"

1. Use the "Align Objects" function of cdr, that is, use the "Selection Tool" to select the endpoint of a rectangle (cell) to be aligned, and place the mouse on the endpoint to be aligned. At this point, the mouse becomes a "cross" shape, and then drag it to another endpoint that needs to be aligned, and the endpoint will be automatically absorbed.

2. After the endpoint automatically absorbs, press the "right button" to copy, and then use Ctrl+D to copy continuously.

These are three methods of making tables with cdr software. If you need to make a table in the future, you can design it directly with cdr software.