Print(table, = bold.function, = bold,floating = TRUE,floating.environment = "sidewaystable", include.rownames = FALSE,add.to.row = comment, hline. "This table presents the percentage of variation in bond flows due to variations in each variable in the Stuctural VAR system.\n", A symbol is appened where the footnote is defined and the note is appened in the footer part of the table. Doing an internet search I found a nice solution using the package threeparttable. Unit_table <- paste0("BOLD", unit_table)Ĭaption = "Variance Decomposition for Bond Flows - Latin America and South Africa \\label Once in a while, I need a table in LaTeX with some footnotes below the table. #Boldify a few specific words in the table
Unit_table <- ame(horizon, sp5, m1, m2, eq,bond,equity, stringsAsFactors = FALSE)Ĭolnames(unit_table) <- c("Periods", "S\\&P 500", "US M1", "Domestic M1","Domestic Equity Index", "Bond Flows", "Equity Flows") # Create dataframe using the vectors above To insert a footnote in LaTeX, use the \footnote command. Ein einfach bedienbarer Online-LaTeX-Editor.
This tutorial will explain how to add and use footnotes in LaTeX documents. An example using the longtable environment to create tables that span multiple pages. The tabular environment is the default L a T e X method to create tables. Footnotes may contain the author’s comments, additional information, or a citation of the reference work.
I've reproduced my code chunk below library(xtable) When I try to add a footnote, it constructs my table in a way that the footnote is also enclosed in my column seperating vertical lines, which expands my first column of the table completely (and this ruins my table completely)ĭoes anyone have advice on how to add a footnote without it being enclosed in column seperators, so that I can add a lengthy footnote such as the one below and the rest of my table remains unaffected? It knits perfectly, besides an issue when I add a footnote at the end. I have compiled a table in RMarkdown using the "Xtable" and "rotating" packages.