Edit whit GT in RSrudio

[Viridiana]

Good afternoon, could you help me on how I can put 2 superscripts in an example sentence: Movement^ 1 migratory^ 2

[jrkrideau]

Where is this sentence intended to go?

I think we need same example code showing us what you are doing.

[Viridiana]

look this is the code

tab_spanner(label = "migratory movement", id = "spanner2",columns = c(5:10))%>%

tab_footnote(
footnote = "The percentages are calculated in relation to the international migrant population.",
locations = cells_column_spanners(spanners = "spanner2"
))

and I want a superscript in the word Movement and another in migratory

[jrkrideau]

It looks like you are setting up a fairly complex table (plot?). I'd say we need a lot more information on exactly what you are doing, packages used and so on. Something that may work in one package may not work in another, and without a better idea of your code layout it may be difficult to make good suggestions.

Can you give us a example? See FAQ for some suggestions.

[Viridiana]

I think that with this, I use the GT library
gt(TAB1)%>%
tab_header(subtitle = md("Estimadores de la población migrante internacional"),
title = md("3") )%>%
opt_align_table_header(align = "left" )%>%

cols_label(
COUNTRY ="COUNTRY",
value = "Población migrante internacional",
COLUMNA01 = "EMIGRANT", COLUMNA02 = 'Total', COLUMNA03 = "in the same house", COLUMNA04 = "Somewhere else",
COLUMNA05 = "not specified", COLUMNA06 = "not specified")%>%

tab_spanner(label = "return migrant", id = "spanner1", columns = c(6:9))

[jrkrideau]

Can you supply a working example complete with sample data? I have only used the gt table package once or twice and do not understand where your code is working within the larger code,
Thanks.

[nirgrahamuk]

the solution is to use gt's html support, and therefore the html sup tag. example

library(gt)

gt(head(iris)) |>
  tab_spanner(
    label = html("my label<sup>1</sup> with superscript<sup>2</sup>"),
    columns = everything()
  )

[Viridiana]

Thank you very much if it worked for me, but the detail how to add the text of the superscript I use but the tab_footnote does not, it only adds another superscript.

gt(END)%>%
  tab_spanner(
    label = html("migratory <sup>1</sup>movement<sup>2</sup>"),
    id = "spanner2", columns = c(5:10)
  )%>%
  
   tab_footnote(
    footnote = "The percentages are calculated in relation to the international migrant population.",
    locations = cells_column_spanners(spanners = "spanner2"
    ))

[nirgrahamuk]

can you clarify what the perfect result should look like ? its not clear.
I can maybe guess that you seem to want migratory to have 1 and movement to have 2
but for the 2 to connect to a footnote, and the 1 not being related to any footnote ... this sounds very strange to me, but is that what you are asking for ?

[Viridiana]

i want both to connect to the footnote with the tab_footnote only i can connect note 2 but not 1