Best way to import tables from Illustrator to InDesign?

Taken over a new position and they have loads and loads of tables i'm going to need to bring into indesign...
Any ideas much appreciated!
David

Yes. Sorry, didn't think you wanted part of a file.
In that case I suppose you have a choice.
Crop out what you don't want in InDesign.
or
Copy from Illustrator and paste into InDesign, but then you have to open
all of the Illustrator files. And if you are going to open them anyway
why not at that time remove all the stuff you don't want and place them
as you would have.

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