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Convert Wolfram Language data into Markdown-friendly table strings
ResourceFunction["MarkdownTableString"][data] creates a Markdown table string of data. | |
ResourceFunction["MarkdownTableString"][data,{header1,header2,…}] creates a Markdown table string with column headers headeri. | |
ResourceFunction["MarkdownTableString"][assoc,k,v] creates a Markdown table string for the values in assoc with headers k and v. |
Create a Markdown string for a simple table:
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Create a Markdown string for a table with column headers:
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Create a Markdown string for a Dataset:
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Simple Association formatted as labeled rows:
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Add a header to label just the keys:
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Add another header to label the values:
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Label just the values:
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Format a Dataset in Markdown with row and column headers:
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Specify a specific string to use for values that are not present in the data:
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Create a Markdown table of food data:
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Copy the table to the clipboard:
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Paste the table into a Markdown viewer (such as dillinger.io) to see the results formatted:
Missing values are automatically padded:
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Partial headers are padded:
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An Association with List values by default indicates labeled columns of data:
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Separate the keys and values to make the data correspond to rows:
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The option "MissingTableElement" does not cover values of the form Missing[…]:
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Use DeleteMissing to actually remove the data so that "MissingTableElement" will be used:
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Wolfram Language 11.3 (March 2018) or above
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