Text in table scaling issue.

How do I keep my tables in InDesign from scaling when I change my text size? Im sure its something simple Im missing, but it's driving me batty trying to figure it out! Any help is greatly appreciated.

Select your cells, then go into Cell Options. Go to the "Rows and Columns" tab. See where the "Row Height" is "At Least" some number? Change it to "Exactly." Then your cells won't increase in height when the amount of stuff in your cells changes.
You could also make a Cell Style with those constraints.

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