knitr - Rotate a table from R markdown in pdf -


I'm typing in the R markdown and there is a casual table that is quite broad. I am changing the R markdown document in a PDF using pandf and I would like to rotate or shrink the table. I am misusing the option of data in the knitting to try it, but do I use the Kanye or Extable, I have no luck. Is this possible? Is there a way to rotate my table without switching over to latex?

I have tried some permutations:

  `` [out.extra = 'angle = 90', result = 'ASIS'] library ( Sterile cable (Iris [1: 5,]) `` R size = 'Footnotis', Results = 'ASIS'} Library (Nitter) cable (Iris [1: 5,]) 'Angle = 90', result = 'asis') Library (Ext.) Extable (Iris [1: 5,]) `` `R shape = 'footnotesize', results = 'asis'} Library Extabling (Iris [1: 5,]) ``  

All these table looks well Not, but do not rotate it.

I am using to knit

  ruf-A "library (knit); knit ('table. Rmd', 'table .md')"  

and to convert to PDF

  pandoc table.md -o table.pdf  
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Can you use only T ()?

  Library (ext.) Exist (T (Iris [1: 5,]))  

If your table is still longer, then Divide into several tables for example:

  partition = floor (for sic (1, nocl (iris), length = 5)) (in 2: length (division)) { Mini.tab = iris [, splits [I-1]: split [I]] Extable (Mini. TAB)}  

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