format_xtable: Format Entries in an 'xtable' into Character Strings
In tablesgg: Presentation-Quality Tables, Displayed Using 'ggplot2'

Description Usage Arguments Details Value

Format entries in an xtable object into character strings. (This is essentially a format method for xtable objects.) This is an internal function not intended to be called by package users.

1	format_xtable(x, row.names=TRUE, na="NA", mathExponents=TRUE, ...)

`x`	An `xtable` object.
`row.names`	Logical scalar. If FALSE, the row names of `x` are not included in the returned formatted table.
`na`	String to be used to represent missing values in `x`. The default value is the empty string "".
`mathExponents`	Logical scalar. If TRUE, then numerical values in `x` that are formatted into scientific notation (i.e., strings like "3.14e-02", specified by values of `e` or `E` in the `display` attribute of `x`) will be plotted in math style, with the power of 10 shown as a superscript.
`...`	Additional named arguments passed to `formatC`, when converting values in `x` to character strings. They must not include `digits` or `format`, which are specified within `x` itself.

This is mostly code extracted from print.xtable in version 1.8-4 of the xtable package by David B. Dahl et al.

A character matrix with one row per row in x (not counting column names), and one column per column in x (including a column of row names, if row.names is TRUE).

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