wdTable: Write a dataframe or an array as a Word table.

In R2wd: Write MS-Word documents from R

Description

Make a Word table to the adequate dimensions, fill it, format it, and add a bookmark (and a caption - doesn't work yet).

Usage

wdTable(data, caption = "", caption.pos="below",bookmark = NULL, pointsize = 9, padding = 5, autoformat = 1, row.names=TRUE,align = if (row.names) c("l",rep("r", ncol(data))) else c(rep("r", ncol(data))),hlines=NULL,wdapp = .R2wd)

Arguments

data	a data frame or an array
caption	the caption to use in Word
caption.pos	the caption position "below" or "above"
bookmark	the bookmark to use in Word
pointsize	the pointsize in Word
padding	how much cell-padding (in points)
autoformat	which of the Word autoformats to use (try 1, 2, 3)
row.names	whether row names should be printed (default=TRUE)
align	alignment instruction. Default: c("l",rep("r",ncol(data))): align first column left and the others right. "c" stands for centering. The character "|" can be inserted where the user wishes a vertical line to be drawn.
hlines	a character vector of length nrow(data)+1 containing "b","t","bt",or "n" to indicate whether a horizontal line should be drawn below, on top, or both. "n" means none.
wdapp	the handle to the Word Application (usually not needed).

Details

Creates a Word table to the adequate dimensions and inserts it between two paragraph breaks. Fills it with dataframe or array (using the clipboard). Creates a bookmark and adds a caption. Uses word autoformating and aligns columns according to user input.

Author(s)

Christian Ritter

Examples

## Not run: 
wdGet()
wdTitle("The example mtcars")
wdTable(format(mtcars))

## End(Not run)

R2wd documentation built on May 2, 2019, 8:54 a.m.