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When I knit to pdf my graphs and images do not appear in the order in which my code chunks are in the Rmd file
How to hold figure position with figure caption in pdf output of knitr?add and resize a local image to a .Rmd file in RStudio that will produce a pdfKnit pdf from rmd script by clicking an executable r file.Rmd file failing to knit to pdf due to filepath error in MacHow to control output order from an rmarkdown / knitr file (or how to prevent the float)Error in knitting rmd file to pdfWhen running knit to .Rmd output the chunks are not validCreating one chapter from multiple Rmd files & order of knittingOutput .pdf does not exist - error when i knit my rmd file to pdfAdd the Rmd file in the Knitted PDF as an attachmentCan knit to pdf but not run chunks with knitr::kable
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I want my graphs, text and images to appear in a particular order as I am writing a data analysis project for university in R-Studio.
However, when I output to .pdf, the graphs, images and text appear jumpled up.
I was wondering if you would be able to help.
I have tried adding fig.show='hold' to the top of my code chunk.
Expected:
Heading1
Text1
Graph1
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
Heading3
Text3
Graph3
Image3
Actual:
Heading1
Text1
Graph3
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
etc.
In short, some graphs and images appear not in the same orders as the order I have constructed my document before knitting it to pdf.
r r-markdown
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
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I want my graphs, text and images to appear in a particular order as I am writing a data analysis project for university in R-Studio.
However, when I output to .pdf, the graphs, images and text appear jumpled up.
I was wondering if you would be able to help.
I have tried adding fig.show='hold' to the top of my code chunk.
Expected:
Heading1
Text1
Graph1
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
Heading3
Text3
Graph3
Image3
Actual:
Heading1
Text1
Graph3
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
etc.
In short, some graphs and images appear not in the same orders as the order I have constructed my document before knitting it to pdf.
r r-markdown
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
R-you-readyR-you-ready
162
Have you tried reordering the graph prints in your code to see how it would affect the outputs? The compare and contrast will probably suggest the ordering solution.
– SteveM
Mar 24 at 18:15
Hi @SteveM, it seems that the order is dependent on the text I add. The more sentences I type changing the order of the graphs. It reminds me of text wrapping in Word.
– R-you-ready
Mar 24 at 18:42
I am not sure, but since pdf knitting goes through LaTeX, the latter takes care of putting the figures where it thinks it's best. This will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/29696172/…
– Ismail Müller
Mar 24 at 19:23
Thanks @IsmailMüller, once I finished writing my document, there was only one graph out of place which I was was able to live with. Thanks everyone.
– R-you-ready
Mar 25 at 17:43
add a comment |
I want my graphs, text and images to appear in a particular order as I am writing a data analysis project for university in R-Studio.
However, when I output to .pdf, the graphs, images and text appear jumpled up.
I was wondering if you would be able to help.
I have tried adding fig.show='hold' to the top of my code chunk.
Expected:
Heading1
Text1
Graph1
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
Heading3
Text3
Graph3
Image3
Actual:
Heading1
Text1
Graph3
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
etc.
In short, some graphs and images appear not in the same orders as the order I have constructed my document before knitting it to pdf.
r r-markdown
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
R-you-readyR-you-ready
162
I want my graphs, text and images to appear in a particular order as I am writing a data analysis project for university in R-Studio.
However, when I output to .pdf, the graphs, images and text appear jumpled up.
I was wondering if you would be able to help.
I have tried adding fig.show='hold' to the top of my code chunk.
Expected:
Heading1
Text1
Graph1
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
Heading3
Text3
Graph3
Image3
Actual:
Heading1
Text1
Graph3
Image1
Heading2
Text2
Graph2
Image2
etc.
In short, some graphs and images appear not in the same orders as the order I have constructed my document before knitting it to pdf.
r r-markdown
r r-markdown
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
R-you-readyR-you-ready
162
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
R-you-readyR-you-ready
162
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
R-you-readyR-you-ready
162
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
R-you-readyR-you-ready
162
asked Mar 24 at 18:07
R-you-readyR-you-ready
162
162
Have you tried reordering the graph prints in your code to see how it would affect the outputs? The compare and contrast will probably suggest the ordering solution.
– SteveM
Mar 24 at 18:15
Hi @SteveM, it seems that the order is dependent on the text I add. The more sentences I type changing the order of the graphs. It reminds me of text wrapping in Word.
– R-you-ready
Mar 24 at 18:42
I am not sure, but since pdf knitting goes through LaTeX, the latter takes care of putting the figures where it thinks it's best. This will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/29696172/…
– Ismail Müller
Mar 24 at 19:23
Thanks @IsmailMüller, once I finished writing my document, there was only one graph out of place which I was was able to live with. Thanks everyone.
– R-you-ready
Mar 25 at 17:43
add a comment |
Have you tried reordering the graph prints in your code to see how it would affect the outputs? The compare and contrast will probably suggest the ordering solution.
– SteveM
Mar 24 at 18:15
Hi @SteveM, it seems that the order is dependent on the text I add. The more sentences I type changing the order of the graphs. It reminds me of text wrapping in Word.
– R-you-ready
Mar 24 at 18:42
I am not sure, but since pdf knitting goes through LaTeX, the latter takes care of putting the figures where it thinks it's best. This will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/29696172/…
– Ismail Müller
Mar 24 at 19:23
Thanks @IsmailMüller, once I finished writing my document, there was only one graph out of place which I was was able to live with. Thanks everyone.
– R-you-ready
Mar 25 at 17:43
Have you tried reordering the graph prints in your code to see how it would affect the outputs? The compare and contrast will probably suggest the ordering solution.
– SteveM
Mar 24 at 18:15
Have you tried reordering the graph prints in your code to see how it would affect the outputs? The compare and contrast will probably suggest the ordering solution.
– SteveM
Mar 24 at 18:15
Hi @SteveM, it seems that the order is dependent on the text I add. The more sentences I type changing the order of the graphs. It reminds me of text wrapping in Word.
– R-you-ready
Mar 24 at 18:42
Hi @SteveM, it seems that the order is dependent on the text I add. The more sentences I type changing the order of the graphs. It reminds me of text wrapping in Word.
– R-you-ready
Mar 24 at 18:42
I am not sure, but since pdf knitting goes through LaTeX, the latter takes care of putting the figures where it thinks it's best. This will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/29696172/…
– Ismail Müller
Mar 24 at 19:23
I am not sure, but since pdf knitting goes through LaTeX, the latter takes care of putting the figures where it thinks it's best. This will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/29696172/…
– Ismail Müller
Mar 24 at 19:23
Thanks @IsmailMüller, once I finished writing my document, there was only one graph out of place which I was was able to live with. Thanks everyone.
– R-you-ready
Mar 25 at 17:43
Thanks @IsmailMüller, once I finished writing my document, there was only one graph out of place which I was was able to live with. Thanks everyone.
– R-you-ready
Mar 25 at 17:43
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Have you tried reordering the graph prints in your code to see how it would affect the outputs? The compare and contrast will probably suggest the ordering solution.
– SteveM
Mar 24 at 18:15
Hi @SteveM, it seems that the order is dependent on the text I add. The more sentences I type changing the order of the graphs. It reminds me of text wrapping in Word.
– R-you-ready
Mar 24 at 18:42
I am not sure, but since pdf knitting goes through LaTeX, the latter takes care of putting the figures where it thinks it's best. This will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/29696172/…
– Ismail Müller
Mar 24 at 19:23
Thanks @IsmailMüller, once I finished writing my document, there was only one graph out of place which I was was able to live with. Thanks everyone.
– R-you-ready
Mar 25 at 17:43