2022年6月28日 · library(flextable) as.data.frame(matrix(rep("value [value1 - value2]", 20), ncol = 10)) %>% flextable()%>% theme_box() %>% autofit() This will produce a table display in an HTML window, this window has a width that is limited (the size of your window or the max-width of your HTML page).

2021年12月14日 · I'm using flextable with a dataset that has many columns, and I want to use set_header_labels() to change them all at once, in order, without having to specify which name goes with each specific value.

2019年8月15日 · I'm using R version 3.6.1 in RStudio. I have flextable version 0.5.5 and officer version 0.3.5. I'm having difficulty with formatting my numbers in flextables within RMarkdown. By default, all num...

2018年11月5日 · As of flextable V0.6.5, conditional formatting can be achieved rather easily using color mapping, e.g. scales::col_* functions. Here another possible solution for the previous example:

2023年12月17日 · I have two tables. First columns of both of them should have fixed width, say, 1,5 inches. Below there is a sample script where for the table named df1 I used flextable() function and for the table named df2 I used flextable() and width() function. However, desired columns' width is not getting fixed to the given length, i.e. 1,5 inches.

2018年3月12日 · I have created custom styles for paragraphs and tables using officer, but now I am using flextable to customise the formatting on individual cells, although they always seem to be in arial font, regardless of the font in the word document (calibri).

2017年6月27日 · Here is an update to the answer based on the new functions in flextable (I tried this solution and display() is deprecated). I also used set_table_properties(layout = "autofit") instead of autofit() , as autofit() gave me a table that extended outside the margins in the .docx (SO explanation here ).

2023年1月30日 · @Daniel D. Sjoberg. Thank you very much. I tried with gtsummary because I wanted to make statistics showing the p value.

2021年10月30日 · tbl %>% flextable() %>% flextable::bold(~ tstat > 1.96,2) - that was essential in my case to specify exactly which library it is from as crayon and gt libraries were also active within the same R session and all of then had function bold() –

I'm trying to apply a Word style (table or paragraph) to a flextable object. My motivation is to find a way to stop a flextable from splitting across rows at a page break when outputted to a Word .docx document via knitr. For example, in the following code I've attempted to apply the "Table of Figures" paragraph style to a flextable in R markdown: