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pander is a Pandoc writer in R.

Pander can convert various objects to markdown with various helpers functions and a generic S3 method, from which the most often used function (pandoc.table) returns data.frame or table like R objects in grid, simple, multi-line or pipe table syntax.

Beside the pander method the package also contains some helpers to act like brew˙with a robust cache and other added features (e.g. capturing and auto-styling images) and to transform literate reports to HTML/pdf/odt/docx directly with the help of Pandoc.

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Adding a percent symbol to xtabs cells in r

I'm trying to use the R packages survey and pander for some quick table and report generation, but can't seem to format a table the way I need. I'd like to add percent symbols after the appropriate cells to the table. Here's my code to generate the…
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How can I change the english captions in pander?

I am using pander to print nicer looking tables via RStudio, knitr, pander, pandoc, Word. I have a two-page table, to which I would like to add a Spanish caption: set.caption("Límites izquierdo y derecho para las diferentes…
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Table in Bookdown/Huskydown with several features (Citation, Caption, URL, PNG Figure, ...)

I would like to include a table in an R markdown document (Bookdown/Huskydown) which should meet the following requirements. Ideally, the table works with several output formats, e.g. LaTex/PDF and HTML. Requirements: Table width: fixed Cell width:…
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Table captions rendering above, not below, the table

I'm trying to create a table with a fairly long caption that I'd like to print beneath the table. When I use the pandoc.table function in the package pander, I can get this to work as long as I'm content with seeing the raw markdown output as…
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Italicising the headings of a dataframe in rmarkdown

I would like to apply some latex-style formatting to column headings in a pander table in rmarkdown, knitting to pdf. Notice in the toy document below the latex commands that work for the elements of the dataframe do not work for the headings.…
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R cran: saving a markdown document with command line

I am trying to create a package that generates automatically R markdown document and save then for the user. For creating the document, I will use the pander package (Programmatically generating formatted text in R markdown) but impossible to find…
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Rmarkdown Not Producing Table Within For In Loop

I'm trying to produce an automated report using Rmarkdown. In this report I have sections with tables. The sections are produced using the following Rmarkdown. However, it refuses to produce any tables(tried using kable and pander) when I hit knit.…
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R: print table with pander

When printing a table with pander I obtain an error message Error in pandoc.table.return(...) : Wrong number of parameters (76 instead of *4*) passed: justify that I can't understand. a <- table(mtcars$mpg, mtcars$cyl) pander(a) Traceback: 6.…
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numbering of split table in pander

using R + knitr + pander, for some reason a wide table that is split into more than two subtables gets more than one table number in the resulting pdf. For example, running the R Script test.R: library(pander) dat <- data.frame(a = rep(1:2, 13), b =…
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In R, how can we add significance stars to a kable() table?

Using knitr::kable() function to create a .doc table through rmarkdown, how could we add "significance stars symbols" from a given data frame (df.b) (i.e. cutpoints = c(0, .001,.01,.05, .1, 1), symbols = c("^{***}","^{**}","^{*}","^{.}"," ")) near…
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Centering pander tables

I am using pander in my Rmarkdown document to display tables. Is there away to center the table? I have tried a few different methods, but none of them seem to work. For example: {r, fig.align="center"} library(pander) test <-…
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How to create grid tables in word document report using R markdown

I was able to generate a word document report having a simple table using R markdown but I was not able to generate the report with table having grids. I tried to create a reproducible code. --- title: "Unable to create table having grids" output:…
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Unicode characters not recognised by LaTex in RMarkdown Pander table

I am trying to get some greek characters into the rownames of a table in rmarkdown knitting to pdf. I am using knitr, pander and MacTex. It seems like pander accepts some unicode characters but not others. When i use \u2013 (emdash) it…
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R markdown pander over-ride automatic LaTeX table widths (column contains markdown URLs)

I have a table with a column containing markdown formatted links. When pander decides how wide to make the columns, it (understandably) takes the width of the URL into account. Is there a way to over-ride this behaviour so I can make this column…
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Pander formats tables weirdly when using significance stars and pandoc

If I run a linear regression with significance stars, render it through pander, and "Knit PDF" such as this: pander(lm(crimerate ~ conscripted + birthyr + indigenous + naturalized, data = data), add.significance.stars = T) I occasionally get…
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