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I am using Keynote 7.x on Mac OS High Sierra. I created a table of numbers, and for a particular column, I want to align right with some padding on the right.
As shown in the figure below, I applied "align right" to the column foo. Now I want to add some padding between the number and the margin of the cell.
Below are the controls for the cell, but I don't see any options. I tried the "indent" control, but it didn't do anything.
Assuming one is using Keynote 6 (OP did not state version used.), one way to create a Table of Contents or Handout is to use the Print dialog.
This can be printed to PDF for handouts. One way to customize would be to create a duplicate copy of your presentation then edit the copy before printing the outline.
Edit After printing the outline to PDF, one can create a new slide at the beginning of the presentation and insert the PDF outline onto the slide.
Note the 'DOCUMENT' icon at the far right of the very top of the document. Click on the Document Icon ... You will see a formatting screen similar to the 'older' inspector. The margin details are below "Document Body"
You need to select text in the body and then change the Document left margin from 2.69 inches to 1 inch.
Also, you might need to remove the left items. Depending on how thorough you want to be, update the body style to match the new definition, but at that point once the left margin is something more sane like 1" - you can fix your indents if desired by dragging the tab stops in the ruler.
Best Answer
Increase the Text Inset option shown in your screenshot to add padding to the cell.
This adds padding to all sides (including the right), which may increase row height. It looks like you've already got some spare height to work with, so it shouldn't affect the height if you limit how much you increment it by.
Alternatively if the additional spacing on the top/bottom is an issue and you have numerical data in your cells, you can add fake spacing to the end of numerical data with a custom number format:
Add spaces to the end of the format string. Add multiple spaces and customise their width if necessary.