Indesign : caler un texte

bonjour à tous,
j'ai une question dont la réponse est peut être simple et bête
je la pose quand même ...
dans Indesign CS5, comment caler un texte dans une cellule d'un tableau ?
je souhaite justement pouvoir caler un peu plus mon texte sur les bords de la cellule et eviter des grands espaces comme on peut le voir sur la pièce jointe
subtilité, ce tableau est un sommaire avec des références croisées
j'espère m'etre bien exprimé dans ma question
merci pour vos réponses
cordialement
Loic

bonjour et merci pour la réponse
j'ai essayé de passer en mm mais je reviens systématiquement en px ...
quoi qu'il en soit ca ne change pas grand chose ...
j'ai joint une capture d'écran pour montrer ...
ce sont les marges de gauche et de droite que je souhaiterais réduire ...
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