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flextable 0.9.11 brings ‘patchwork’ integration to combine tables with plots and Quarto markdown support inside cells with as_qmd().

tables::tabular() is the closest thing to the PROC TABULATE in the current R ecosystem. The as_flextable() function of the ‘flextable’ package allows you to obtain a table from the result of tables::tabular() which can then be formatted and integrated into a document of your choice.

The post presents the new RTF output supported by the ‘flextable’ package and shows an illustrated example.

In this article we present the graphic output generated by flextable and how to take advantage of it with ‘ggplot2’ or ‘grid’.

An illustrated summary of the new features of the ‘flextable’ package: how to create crosstabulations of aggregations, how to use flextable for printing data.frame in R Markdown documents and how to split column names into multiple lines.

ggiraph has a new syntax easier to use than the old one, the JavaScript code has also been completely modularized. In this post, we are summarising what ggiraph can do and then we are explaining what are the new functionalities.

The package flextable is existing since mid 2016 and I did not made any communication about it; obviously if I wrote it, I’d like it to be used by R users! That post is an attempt to fix that.

The flextable package makes it simpler to create tables for reporting purposes. The goal of the package is to provide a set of functions that can be used to design and format tabular reporting.

It’s time to announce the release of officer version 0.1.6. It allows to generate Microsoft documents from R; supported formats are Word and PowerPoint. It does come with other new packages¹:

• flextable: produces sophisticated tables.
• rvg: produces vector graphics for PowerPoints
• mschart: produces native Microsoft charts

Package officer is the reboot of ReporteRs. It’s better, faster and does only rely on R.²

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I am excited to announce the release of ggiraph version 0.3.3.

The package did not evolved that much within the last months as I was busy on other projects. I finally found time last week to work on it.

• The new version fixes an issue with pan effect (that was not adjusted to the zoom level).
• ggiraph() has a new agument ggobj to avoid call to print in the code argument.
• Widget sizing has been improved

Let’s have simple examples with the following ggplot object.