Should you have a gt_group object, created through use of gt_group(),
you may have a need to extract a gt table from that container.
grp_pull() makes this possible, returning a gt_tbl object. The only thing
you need to provide is the index value for the gt table within the
gt_group object.
Arguments
- data
- The gt table group object - obj:<gt_group>// required- This is a - gt_groupcontainer object. It is typically generated through use of- gt_group()along with one or more- gt_tblobjects, or, made by splitting a gt table with- gt_split().
- which
- The table to pull from the group - scalar<numeric|integer>// required- A single index value denoting which - gt_tbltable should be obtained from the- gt_groupobject.
See also
Other table group functions:
grp_add(),
grp_clone(),
grp_options(),
grp_replace(),
grp_rm(),
gt_group(),
gt_split()