Open louismather opened 7 years ago
Following code:
show_data = round(cor(futures_data),2) iprint.df(show_data, scale=TRUE)
does not generate a table, just a string of text in the format:
<span style="display: inline-block; direction: rtl; border-radius: 4px; padding-right: 2px; ....... tevgeniou commented 7 years ago see issue #63 and also ope html file generated when "knitr" the document vkapartzianis commented 7 years ago Are you trying to print the output in an R console? You'll get an HTML string by default in this case. You can display the table "inline" in RStudio or after knitting (compiling) the document of course. vkapartzianis commented 7 years ago Alternatively, you can just print(show_data) in the console, but the table's too large to view this way.
see issue #63 and also ope html file generated when "knitr" the document
Are you trying to print the output in an R console? You'll get an HTML string by default in this case. You can display the table "inline" in RStudio or after knitting (compiling) the document of course.
Alternatively, you can just print(show_data) in the console, but the table's too large to view this way.
print(show_data)
Following code:
show_data = round(cor(futures_data),2) iprint.df(show_data, scale=TRUE)
does not generate a table, just a string of text in the format:
see issue #63 and also ope html file generated when "knitr" the document
Are you trying to print the output in an R console? You'll get an HTML string by default in this case. You can display the table "inline" in RStudio or after knitting (compiling) the document of course.
Alternatively, you can just
print(show_data)in the console, but the table's too large to view this way.