| gt_badge | R Documentation |
Add a 'badge' based on values and palette
gt_badge(
gt_object,
column,
palette = NULL,
alpha = 0.2,
rows = gt::everything()
)
gt_object |
An existing |
column |
The column to convert to badges, accepts |
palette |
Name of palette as a string. Must be either length of 1 or a vector of valid color names/hex values of equal length to the unique levels of the column (ie if there are 4 names, there need to be 4x colors). Note that if you would like to specify a specific color to match a specific icon, you can also use a named vector like: |
alpha |
A numeric indicating the alpha/transparency. Range from 0 to 1 |
rows |
The rows to apply the badge to, accepts |
gt table
library(gt)
head(mtcars) %>%
dplyr::mutate(cyl = paste(cyl, "Cyl")) %>%
gt() %>%
gt_badge(cyl, palette = c("4 Cyl"="red","6 Cyl"="blue","8 Cyl"="green"))
Other Utilities:
add_text_img(),
fa_icon_repeat(),
fmt_pad_num(),
fmt_pct_extra(),
fmt_symbol_first(),
generate_df(),
gt_add_divider(),
gt_double_table(),
gt_duplicate_column(),
gt_fa_rank_change(),
gt_fa_rating(),
gt_highlight_cols(),
gt_highlight_rows(),
gt_img_border(),
gt_img_circle(),
gt_img_multi_rows(),
gt_img_rows(),
gt_index(),
gt_merge_stack(),
gt_merge_stack_color(),
gt_two_column_layout(),
gtsave_extra(),
img_header(),
pad_fn(),
tab_style_by_grp()
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