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However, we can not just use the inline code table_nums('tab_1') Since we have received a numbered table, it should also be possible to reference the table. 1: German Bundesliga: Final Table 2015/16, Position 7-12 Position It is important to separate inline code and code chunk. With fig.cap = tab.1_cap, we specify the caption of the first table. The next code snippet combines both inline code and a code chunk. table_nums <- captioner::captioner(prefix = 'Tab.')Д¬aption = 'German Bundesliga: Final Table 2015/16, Position 7-12')Д¬aption = 'German Bundesliga: Final Table 2015/16, Position 12-18') Furthermore, we may also define a prefix ( Tab. In a first step, we define a function named table_nums and apply it to the tablesвЂ™ name and caption. Thanks to Alathea LetawвЂ™s captioner package, we can number tables and figures. German Bundesliga: Final Table 2015/16, Position 1-6 Position As we can see, the caption will not be numbered and, thus, cannot be referenced in the document. With caption we can specify a simple table caption. In the first code snippet, we create a table using the kable function of the knitr package. Pacman::p_load(knitr, captioner, bundesligR, stringr) if (!require('pacman')) install.packages('pacman') It contains вЂњall final tables of GermanyвЂ™s highest football league, the BundesligaвЂќ ( Link). The dataset I will be using in this blog post is named bundesligR and part of the bundesligR package.

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The following code will install load and / or install the R packages required for this blog post.

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In this blog post, I will explain how to number and reference tables and figures in R Markdown files using the captioner package. However, since bookdown uses LaTex functionality, R Markdown files created with bookdown cannot be converted into MS Word (.docx) files. The recently published bookdown package makes it very easy to number and reference tables and figures ( Link). Unfortunately, R Markdown has no вЂњnativeвЂќ method to number and reference table and figure captions. However, in scientific research papers or reports, tables and figures usually need to be numbered and referenced. WeвЂ™ve got lots of additional work planned for R Markdown includingВ new document formats, additionalВ authoring enhancements in RStudio,В and some new tools to make it easier to publish and manage documents created with R Markdown.R Markdown is a great tool to make research results reproducible. We also also added inline UI to code chunks for runningВ individual chunks, running all previous chunks, and specifying various commonly used knit options: We also shouldnвЂ™t fail to mention that the most recent release of RStudio included severalВ enhancements to R Markdown document editing.В ThereвЂ™s now an optional outline view that enables quick navigation across larger documents: HereвЂ™s what tabbed sections look like within a rendered document: tabset attribute to appear within tabs rather than as standalone sections. This will cause all sub-headers of the header with the.

tabset class attribute to headers within a document. You can organize content using tabs by applying the. Note that you can specify code_folding: show to still show all R code by default but then allow users to hide the code if they wish. Note that each chunk has itвЂ™s own toggle for showing or hiding code and there is also a global menu for operating on all chunks at once. HereвЂ™s the default HTML document template with code folding enabled. Users can then choose to show hidden R code chunks either indvidually or document wide. The code_folding: hide option enables you to include R code but have it hidden by default. In some cases it may be appropriate to exclude code entirely ( echo = FALSE) but in other cases you might want the code available but not visible by default. When the knitr chunk option echo = TRUE is specified (the default behavior) the R source code within chunks is included within the rendered document. HereвЂ™s what the floating table of contents looks like on one of the R Markdown websiteвЂ™s pages: The floating table of contents will always be visible even when the document is scrolled. You can specify the toc_float option to float the table of contents to the left of the main document content. There are also three new formats for creating GitHub, OpenDocument, and RTF documents as well as a number of smaller enhancements and bug fixes (see the package NEWS for all of the details).

Five new themes including вЂњlumenвЂќ, вЂњpaperвЂќ, вЂњsandstoneвЂќ, вЂњsimplexвЂќ, & вЂњyetiвЂќ.

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Folding and unfolding for R code (to easily show and hide code for either an entire document or for individual chunks).

This release features some long-requested enhancements to the HTML documentВ format, including: A new release of the rmarkdown package is now available on CRAN.

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