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I am trying to create a table with a numeric column number which I wish to center the flushed-right content as follows:

Using RMarkdown, I am only able to wrap LaTeX code around/inline with cell content in R using the paste0() as follows, and I am not able to modify the LaTeX tabular environment:

i.e. table$number <- paste0("\begin{centering}", table$number, "\end{centering})

So possible ways to approach this is to use eqmakebox or multicol or varwidth. But my surficial understanding of these commands have not made possible of what I want.

The table in LaTeX as a reproducible example:

begin{tabu} to linewidth {>{centering}X>{raggedleft}X}

hline

multicolumn{1}{c}{name} & multicolumn{1}{c}{number}\

hline

a & 10\           % please only make

hline

bb & 193048\      % edits in these 

hline

ccc & 200\        % lines so I can reproduce in R

hline

end{tabu}

SO posting with more flavours of R in it

pdftex r markdown

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I am trying to create a table with a numeric column number which I wish to center the flushed-right content as follows:

Using RMarkdown, I am only able to wrap LaTeX code around/inline with cell content in R using the paste0() as follows, and I am not able to modify the LaTeX tabular environment:

i.e. table$number <- paste0("\begin{centering}", table$number, "\end{centering})

So possible ways to approach this is to use eqmakebox or multicol or varwidth. But my surficial understanding of these commands have not made possible of what I want.

The table in LaTeX as a reproducible example:

begin{tabu} to linewidth {>{centering}X>{raggedleft}X}

hline

multicolumn{1}{c}{name} & multicolumn{1}{c}{number}\

hline

a & 10\           % please only make

hline

bb & 193048\      % edits in these 

hline

ccc & 200\        % lines so I can reproduce in R

hline

end{tabu}

SO posting with more flavours of R in it

pdftex r markdown

share|improve this question

asked 10 mins ago

JaneJane

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I am trying to create a table with a numeric column number which I wish to center the flushed-right content as follows:

Using RMarkdown, I am only able to wrap LaTeX code around/inline with cell content in R using the paste0() as follows, and I am not able to modify the LaTeX tabular environment:

i.e. table$number <- paste0("\begin{centering}", table$number, "\end{centering})

So possible ways to approach this is to use eqmakebox or multicol or varwidth. But my surficial understanding of these commands have not made possible of what I want.

The table in LaTeX as a reproducible example:

begin{tabu} to linewidth {>{centering}X>{raggedleft}X}

hline

multicolumn{1}{c}{name} & multicolumn{1}{c}{number}\

hline

a & 10\           % please only make

hline

bb & 193048\      % edits in these 

hline

ccc & 200\        % lines so I can reproduce in R

hline

end{tabu}

SO posting with more flavours of R in it

pdftex r markdown

share|improve this question

asked 10 mins ago

JaneJane

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begin{tabu} to linewidth {>{centering}X>{raggedleft}X}

hline

multicolumn{1}{c}{name} & multicolumn{1}{c}{number}\

hline

a & 10\           % please only make

hline

bb & 193048\      % edits in these 

hline

ccc & 200\        % lines so I can reproduce in R

hline

end{tabu}

share|improve this question

asked 10 mins ago

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