Using Quarto to output multiple pdf reports
I’ve made some functions that take in 8 separate programs and create an object of 8 separate lists containing 9 different charts for each of these programs.
R Error in `quarto_render()`: NoFound ipynb file
I can’t solve a rendering issue with quarto_render()
.
I am trying to generate reports dynamically, passing a dataframe as a parameter from a quarto manuscript to a quarto document. Although the html file is generated the code raises an error.
How can I print a wide tibble into a PDF from R using Quarto
I have a wide table that I want to print a two subtables so it fits on a printed page. The code below works nicely for HTML but it throws this error:
How can I print a wide tibble into a PDF from R using Quarto
I have a wide table that I want to print a two subtables so it fits on a printed page. The code below works nicely for HTML but it throws this error:
Displaying source code from multiple files in a Quarto HTML document
I’m using Quarto to create a portable HTML report, and I’d like to display the source code from two different files: one for data cleaning (data_cleaning.R
) and another for the Quarto report (report.qmd
).
How to automatically generate quarto documents based on information from a dataframe?
Im planning to build a quarto website and I would like to automatically generate qmd files within my website directory filled with information from a dataframe.
quarto pdf figure layout by column
Is it possible to natively define the figure layout in quarto by column instead of row as in the example below? I would like to have image1 and image2 in one column on the left side and image3 in a separate column on the right side. Additionally, image3 shouldn’t be aligned to the bottom of image2, but appear centered in regards to the combined height of image1 and image2.
quarto pdf figure layout by column
Is it possible to natively define the figure layout in quarto by column instead of row as in the example below? I would like to have image1 and image2 in one column on the left side and image3 in a separate column on the right side. Additionally, image3 shouldn’t be aligned to the bottom of image2, but appear centered in regards to the combined height of image1 and image2.
Using quarto in Windows
Am still stuck with Rmarkdown because I am still unale to run quarto on my Windows machine. Is there a way to deal with this issue?
Using quarto in Windows
Am still stuck with Rmarkdown because I am still unale to run quarto on my Windows machine. Is there a way to deal with this issue?