For labels coded directly into r, \n will create a new line in the text label.
\t will not work and has to be replaced by a number of \x20. See this post
Something like
Row:1 Column:1
Row:2 Column:2
desired on a label will have to be encoded as
"Row:1\x20\x20\x20\x20Column:1\nRow:2\x20\x20\x20\x20Column:2"
with 4 spaces in place of a tab character.
For labels being read in from a csv (such as the add-in), R automatically escapes the inline escape character. Input checks to manually replace the \n and the \t have to be created.
For labels coded directly into r, \n will create a new line in the text label. \t will not work and has to be replaced by a number of \x20. See this post Something like
desired on a label will have to be encoded as "Row:1\x20\x20\x20\x20Column:1\nRow:2\x20\x20\x20\x20Column:2" with 4 spaces in place of a tab character.
For labels being read in from a csv (such as the add-in), R automatically escapes the inline escape character. Input checks to manually replace the \n and the \t have to be created.
Mention this in documentation as well.