Output can be to common formats such as rmarkdown, html, etc, based on the
style argument of the pander::pander() function.
Usage
build_table(
data,
caption = NULL,
style = "rmarkdown",
split = Inf,
missing = "",
alignment = "center",
finish = TRUE
)Arguments
- data
The draft table object.
- caption
Table caption.
- style
What output style (rmarkdown, grid, simple, etc) should the table be.
- split
When should the table split when it is too wide? (Inf means never).
- missing
How to deal with missing values in the table (removed by default).
- alignment
Table column alignment.
- finish
Generate the final table in markdown formatted form.
Value
Creates a pander::pander() created table.
See also
carpenter() for a list of all functions, examples, and
accessing the introduction tutorial vignette.