library(flextable)
library(officer)
library(magrittr)
library(data.table)
library(magrittr)
On va transformer les données avec la fonction as_grouped_data()
pour pouvoir les organiser par groupes sous forme de lignes.
data_CO2 <- dcast(as.data.table(CO2),
Treatment + conc ~ Type, value.var = "uptake", fun.aggregate = mean)
data_CO2
## Treatment conc Quebec Mississippi
## 1: nonchilled 95 15.26667 11.30000
## 2: nonchilled 175 30.03333 20.20000
## 3: nonchilled 250 37.40000 27.53333
## 4: nonchilled 350 40.36667 29.90000
## 5: nonchilled 500 39.60000 30.60000
## 6: nonchilled 675 41.50000 30.53333
## 7: nonchilled 1000 43.16667 31.60000
## 8: chilled 95 12.86667 9.60000
## 9: chilled 175 24.13333 14.76667
## 10: chilled 250 34.46667 16.10000
## 11: chilled 350 35.80000 16.60000
## 12: chilled 500 36.66667 16.63333
## 13: chilled 675 37.50000 18.26667
## 14: chilled 1000 40.83333 18.73333
data_CO2 <- as_grouped_data(x = data_CO2, groups = c("Treatment"))
ft <- as_flextable( data_CO2 ) %>%
bold(j = 1, i = ~ !is.na(Treatment), bold = TRUE, part = "body" ) %>%
bold(part = "header", bold = TRUE ) %>%
width(width = 1.5) %>%
colformat_double(i = ~ !is.na(conc), digits = 2) %>%
colformat_double(i = ~ !is.na(conc), j = 1, digits = 0) %>%
add_footer_lines("dataset CO2 has been used for this flextable") %>%
bg(bg = "#FFFFFF", part = "footer") %>%
set_header_labels(conc = "Concentration") %>%
width(width = c(1.5, 1, 1))