Questions tagged [org-table]
For questions about Org mode's ASCII table editor. Use this tag for its spreadsheet calculations and plotting features as well.
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How to change variable in source block with org-sbe from tblfm?
I have this source block and table in an org-file. #+NAME: testlisp #+begin_src elisp :var testvariable="default string" (progn (message testvariable) ;use the variable in some way ...
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Using org-table entries to set header arguments
I would like to use an org table at the start of one of my files to control whether the blocks in some sections are evaluated or not. Below is a stripped down version of that: #+name: control | ...
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table.el table not realigning after editing cell contents
I inserted the following table: +-----+-----+-----+ | | | | +-----+-----+-----+ | | | | +-----+-----+-----+ | | | | +-----+-----+-----+ I then entered some data ...
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Joining Org Table Strings and Formula Results
I have an Org Mode table where I'm tracking draft and revision durations for various writing projects. It's set up like so: | Title | Draft Start | Draft End | Draft Duration | Revision Start | ...
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Is there a way to enable something along the lines of `C-u` in a hydra?
For instance I want to use a hydra to move columns of an org-table left or right in a hydra, ie not just a single column but a group of them, so the equivalent of C-u X would select the current column ...
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Org table fonts
On org tables I had Courier font and that looked very nice. (My general font is Monaco) Today while installing something else, for some reason, Brew installed a new version of Emacs and some of my ...
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Can org-sbe populate a whole table column?
Is it possible to populate table columns from org-sbe? The idea is that a code block would return multiple values, which would each end up in one cell of the designated column. This is what I have ...
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How to grep/sed through a column - the eLisp way?
I want the table formula to basically go through every data line of column $2 between the 1st and 4th hline, looking for a field width flag - in this example <14>* - and as soon as it finds it, ...