#' qprint
#'
#' qprint prints data.frame, matrix, and table objects to word documents.
#'
#' @param table Either a data.frame, matrix, or table R object
#' @param filename Name of the output word document
#' @param tableHeading Heading for the table in the output word document
#' @param row.names If TRUE, the row.names of the input object is retained for the output document
#' @param fontsize Fontsize for the output document
#' @param column.margins Width of the columns in the output table
#'
#' @return NULL
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' #qprint(table = OutputTable, filename = "OutputFileName.doc")
qprint <- function(table = FALSE,
filename = "RPrintout.doc",
tableHeading = "Table X",
row.names = FALSE,
fontsize = 10,
column.margins = 1) {
#Get package and load
type <- class(table)
tabtypes <- c("table", "data.frame", "matrix")
match <- type %in% tabtypes
if (match != 1)
print("Error: You have specified a non-Table-Type Object as a Table-Type Object")
else {
#Write to rtf
rtf <- RTF(
filename,
width = 8.5,
height = 11,
font.size = 10,
omi = c(1, 1, 1, 1)
)
addParagraph(rtf, tableHeading)
len <- length(table[1, ])
columnwid <- rep(column.margins, len)
if (row.names == TRUE)
columnwid <- c(columnwid, column.margins)
addTable(
rtf,
table,
font.size = fontsize,
row.names = row.names,
NA.string = "-",
col.widths = columnwid
)
done(rtf)
}
}
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