during a report-building I've noticed a non-standard behavior of the kable()-function. My table contains 23 columns all of which I'd like to have aligned right. Here is the code I use:
kable(table[1:8,], align=c(rep('r',23)),digits=2,col.names=c("","","","","","","Group 1","","","","","","","","","","Group 2","","","","",""), padding = 0.15,format='pandoc')
No matter whether I use the above code or:
kable(table[1:8,], align='r', digits=2,col.names=c("","","","","","","Group 1","","","","","","","","","","Group 2","","","","",""), padding = 0.15,format='pandoc')
the following line in the .tex-file arises:
\begin{longtable}[c]{@{}lllllllllllllllllrlllll@{}}
which obviously aligns all but one, random column left.
I've provided no example table for this since I suspect it to be a bug. Has anybody had similar experiences? Or maybe even a fix?
Best,
