merge_repeated_rows: Merge repeated rows into multirow cells

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Merge repeated rows into multirow cells

Description

merge_repeated_rows() looks within each column for contiguous groups of identical cells. These are merged by setting rowspan(). Doing this helps remove redundant information from the table.

Usage

merge_repeated_rows(ht, row, col)

Arguments

ht	A huxtable.
row	A row specifier. See rowspecs for details.
col	An optional column specifier.

Details

If row contains gaps, results may be unexpected (and a warning is given).

Value

The ht object.

Cell content

In merged cell ranges, only the top left cell's content is displayed. In addition, when you merge cells (either by setting colspan() or rowspan(), or using merge_cells() and friends) the content of the top left cell is copied to other cells. This prevents unexpected changes to content if you reorder or subset rows and columns.

See Also

Other cell merging: merge_across(), merge_cells()

Examples

ht <- as_hux(jams[c(1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4), ])
ht <- add_columns(ht, c("Sugar", "30%", "40%", "30%", "40%", "30%"),
      after = 1)
ht
merge_repeated_rows(ht)
merge_repeated_rows(ht, everywhere, "Type")

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