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1  Basics
2  Coding
3  Knitting
4  Writing
5  How it works
6  Control code
7  Figures
8  Tables
9  Output options
10  Output formats

Tables

Use parameters to re-render the same output with different versions of your data, or depending on different values present in your data.

On this page

Format the text in your R Markdown file with Pandoc’s Markdown, a set of markup annotations for plain text files. When you render your file, Pandoc transforms the marked up text into formatted text in your final file format, as below. Try it out with this file on RStudio Cloud.

Alternatively, open an interactive version of this article in your browser:

Source editing mode


You can use Pandoc’s Markdown to make:

  • Headers
  • Lists
  • Links
  • Images
  • Block quotes
  • Latex equations
  • Horizontal rules
  • Tables
  • Footnotes
  • Bibliographies and Citations
  • Slide breaks
  • Italicized text
  • Bold text
  • Superscripts
  • Subscripts
  • Strikethrough text

Visual editing mode

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Read more about markdown at Pandoc’s Markdown or consult the quick reference in the R Markdown Cheatsheet.

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