In a graphic frame, draw a diagonal line. If you want the labels to have paragraph formats, draw text frames with the text-frame Graphics tool above and below the line, type the labels, tag them with paragraph format tags, and rotate them to the angle you want (Alt+drag the selected text frames). If you only want character-formatted text, you can use the Text Line "A" Graphics tool. Adjust the graphic frame size and the position of its contained items. Copy and paste the graphic frame into the cell; it becomes an anchored frame. Position the anchored frame to At Insertion Point. Adjust the Basic properties of the paragraph that contains the anchored frame to zero space above and below, and the Table Cell properties to zero or negative cell margins all around as needed. Resize the cell width and height as needed.
InDesign's diagonal cell lines are easy to specify as cell properties, but you still need to tweak the text manually. HTH Regards, Peter __________________ Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices
