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I'm using rmarkdown and also two useful packages (officedown and flextable) to produce an MS word document. However, when I write in other languages or change the header label of tables (using ...
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I'm trying to put together a document where a "Tables" section will be found at the end of it. There, all the tables that I will have cited throughout the document will be shown. My problem ...
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I see there's a function in flextable package, namely fp_text_default. In help files to this function the only example you can find is fp_text_default(bold = TRUE) I was wondering if I can use this ...
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I am trying to integrate a survey in my pdf report, the survey is composed of three columns; one with the code, the second with the question and the third with the possible answers. I would like to ...
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I have a r-markdown doc that has a flextable that spreads over multiple pages and on my own computer it knits to docx. perfectly. However, now it is on the server and it automated the knitted document ...
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I am using flextable to produce tables for a pdf document rendered with rmarkdwown. I want to cross-reference the tables, but they do not produce the label needed for the cross reference to work. My ...
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I have generated tables in docx using Rmarkdown (Output: word_document), with captions and links to the tables. For some reason clicking on the links takes me to the top of my word file and not to the ...
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I have a tibble with two columns: library('flextable') library("tidyverse") df <- tibble('Long' = "Long Long Long Long Long Text", 'Short' = 'Short Text') ...
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is there any way to change the header column and put the rows in grays (stripped style) by exteding the following code? library(ReporteRs) x = structure(c(34L, 6L, 9L, 35L), .Dim = c(2L, 2L), ....
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I have a table output to a word doc in rmarkdown using FlexTable. I import the data for the table (which is a bunch of character strings) from a seperate excel file that I use for keeping a record. I ...
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I like the flextable package for R. I am using it to create tables for a Shiny app. Sometimes the tables occupy half the browser width, which might be quite a narrow space on some browsers. I would ...
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I would like to save a flextable to a LaTeX (.tex) file in R. Is there a way to do that? For example, how could I save this table? library(flextable) ft <- flextable(head(mtcars)) ft
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Following https://ardata-fr.github.io/flextable-book/cell-content-1.html#base-plots-and-ggplot-objects I would like to have small plots. gg_line <- function(z) { z <- scale(z) z <- na....
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Context: Flextable packages (version 0.6.6) uses two types of functions to format columns with numbers (double): colformat_double() and set_formatter_type(). The first has arguments to control decimal ...
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I have to create a table in R that exports to word and should look something like this: . As you can see there are several merged and non-merged cells in this table. Side note I will have to do this ...
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