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papaja (Preparing APA Journal Articles) is an R package that provides document formats to produce complete APA manuscripts from RMarkdown-files (PDF and Word documents) and helper functions that facil...
After reading [this stackoverflow question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68528857/gtsummary-and-papaja-integration-for-kable-tables/68536816), I wondered if and how tables from packages **gt**, **gtsummary**, and **kableExtra** could be better supported by **papaja**. [Here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62762321/saving-r-table-1-output-as-png) is a related question (with a...
- [ ] For word, use a dedicated style for captions so they can be counted separately.
Hi Frederik, great work on the package - thank you! Are you planning on incorporating the [APA 7 guidelines](https://apastyle.apa.org/products/publication-manual-7th-edition/) anytime soon?
The ANOVA methods for `apa_print()` need refactoring. One issue is that there are multiple redundancies in the code, and that code changes increasingly result in unexpected side effects (e.g., matching...
One of the things I loved about `papaja` when I started was the elaborate, pre-filled template. It really showed off all features. Now that I'm more experienced, I wonder if...
Hi, it would be great if there's a way to automate the wordcount specified in the YAML. It's always a small pierce in the heart to knit a document, see...
I am willing to help work on creating functionality to transform lavaan type outputs into printable outputs for articles using apa_print. I wanted to get input on what people would...
Seeing the recent great developments and support for more models etc., I was wondering about the scope of the package, as it seems that it's composed of two core sets...
**Question:** Is the full_result of a t-test correct APA style? **The full result using apa_print yields this format:** - ∆M = −3.35, 95% CI [−6.78, 0.09], _t_(535.71) = −1.92, _p_...
**Describe the bug** When I add a table using apa_table to my manuscript with format = "markdown", the table formats correctly but any cross referencing using \@ref(tab:chunk-name) will appear as...