r2rtf table outputs findings in report

[WL-smile]

Describe the bug
We have encountered regarding the outputs generated by R in report. It happened once we inserted and saved the rtf report.
It appears that the formatting issues we’re experiencing, such as certain lines wrapping to the next line are likely a general challenge associated with using R. It noticed that we only have issue for the complex title/footer (long footer; more than two rows header…).

Expected behavior
Once inserted and saved the outputs in reports, we expect no formatting change.

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[nanxstats]

I'm copying @elong0527 in case this reminds something relevant.

[elong0527]

Will need more context.

Is the table generated by r2rtf?

What's the approach you used to insert the output to another file?

In the meantime please refer the recommended approach. https://r4csr.org/tlf-assemble.html#using-toggle-fields

[WL-smile]

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Hi Yilong, Yes, the tables are all generated by r2rtf. We use the same way as statistician to manually insert table (insert field -->includeText ) in report.
First, I tried by using 'alt + F9' and it does not help to remove the merge format.
Then I tried to using r2rtf::assemble_rtf to combine .rtf files, however I have an issue.
The other files work fine. But I could not combine Pill_test.rtf with other files due to the warning below. We tried to add an additional line to Pill_test.rtf, but still not working.
Here is the warning:

It is noticed that the highlighted in yellow part below is the difference compared to the other files which has no issue:

Thanks, Wenyu

[elong0527]

The "assemble_docx" is the recommended approach.

Please check the tips in section 9.2 and ensure you have removed "*mergeformat" within toggle fields. That might be the original issue you had.

[WL-smile]

The "assemble_docx" is the recommended approach.

Please check the tips in section 9.2 and ensure you have removed "*mergeformat" within toggle fields. That might be the original issue you had.

It still dose not help by removing 'mergeformet'. We did not find the reason why it works for some outputs, but not the other... Thanks.

[elong0527]

Please provide example files (without confidential information) to illustrate the issues.