restack-across-down: Restack huxtables across/down the page

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Restack huxtables across/down the page

Description

• restack_across() splits a huxtable horizontally, then joins the parts up side by side.

• restack_down() splits a huxtable vertically, then joins the parts up top to bottom.

Usage

restack_across(
  ht,
  rows,
  headers = TRUE,
  on_remainder = c("warn", "stop", "fill")
)

restack_down(
  ht,
  cols,
  headers = TRUE,
  on_remainder = c("warn", "stop", "fill")
)

Arguments

ht	A huxtable
rows, cols	How many rows/columns the new result should have.
headers	Logical. Take account of header rows/columns?
on_remainder	String. "warn", "stop" or "fill". See below.

Details

If headers is TRUE, header rows/columns will be repeated across/down the restacked huxtable as necessary.

on_remainder determines what happens if the huxtable could not be evenly divided for restacking:

• "stop": stop with an error.

• "fill": fill the remainder with empty cells.

• "warn" (the default): issue a warning, then fill the remainder with empty cells.

Value

A new huxtable.

See Also

split-across-down

Examples

ht <- as_hux(matrix(LETTERS[1:4], 2, 2))
ht <- set_all_borders(ht)
ht

restack_down(ht, 1)
restack_across(ht, 1)

# headers:
restack_across(jams, 2)
restack_across(jams, 2,
      headers = FALSE)

# on_remainder:
restack_across(jams, 3,
      on_remainder = "fill")

huxtable documentation built on Dec. 28, 2022, 1:09 a.m.