Form table column names

tab_cols(
  cols,
  cols_replace = NULL,
  cols_rename = NULL,
  cols_blank = NULL,
  cols_split = NULL,
  cols_bold = FALSE,
  cols_break = "...",
  cols_extra = NULL,
  cols_omit = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

cols	the starting set of table column names
cols_replace	a character vector with the same length as the number of output table columns; use this to completely replace the names (as opposed to one by on editing with `col_rename`)
cols_rename	a `name = value` character vector to translate column names to table names; ; see also `st_rename()`
cols_blank	a character vector of column names that will not be printed in the table header; see also `st_blank()`
cols_split	a string that is used to split column labels into tag (on the left) or name (on the right); if supplied, then `col_split` will be used to remove the tag; for example, a column named `x.WT` would be renamed `WT` if `cols_split` was set to `.`
cols_bold	if `TRUE`, table column names are rendered with bold font
cols_break	character sequence to break column names into new lines
cols_extra	a data frame with extra column header information; the data frame should have the same columns, in the same order as the table data frame (see `data` argument to `stable()`); the data frame can have any number of rows; all of the rows in `cols_extra` will be placed between the column label and the unit (if `units` is supplied)
cols_omit	if `TRUE`, then column names are suppressed in the table output along with units; column spanners are retained
...	not used