Page orientation in PDF view

Hi Experts,
We are working on a complex book design which contains heavy tables. The book design is portroit and some tables need to be set in landscape (90 deg rotation in portroit page). The customer requirement is whenever view the PDF pages in Acrobat the landscape page need to be automatically rotated on screen for easy reading.
Is there any option is available in InDesign (PDF setting) to set auto rotate view in PDF?

That's not the way to actually rotate the pages.
Highlight the page in the Pages panel that you want to rotate. Choose the Page tool. In CS5 and 5.5, the page will be highlighted. In CS6 and CC, it will have handles around it.
On the Control Panel, change the orientation of the page (circled in red). You'll see the result in the aspect ratio of the page. Check Objects Move with Page to rotate objects on the page.

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