gt_group()
creates a container for storage of multiple gt
tables. This type of object allows for flexibility in printing multiple
tables in different output formats. For example, if printing multiple tables
in a paginated output environment (e.g., RTF, Word, etc.), each gt table
can be printed independently and table separation (usually a page break)
occurs between each of those.
Arguments
- ...
One or more gt table data objects
obj:<gt_tbl>
// (optional
)One or more gt table (
gt_tbl
) objects, typically generated via thegt()
function.- .list
Alternative to
...
<list of multiple expressions>
// (or, use...
)Allows for the use of a list as an input alternative to
...
.- .use_grp_opts
Apply options to all contained tables?
scalar<logical>
// default:FALSE
Should options specified in the
gt_group
object be applied to all contained gt tables? By default this isFALSE
.
See also
Other table group functions:
grp_add()
,
grp_clone()
,
grp_options()
,
grp_pull()
,
grp_replace()
,
grp_rm()
,
gt_split()