I'm new to R Markdown and relatively new to R as a whole. I've been trying to write a short term paper in R Markdown and embed plots and regression tables. For the regression table, I'm using the export_summs function from the jtools package.
When knitting to html, there are no issues, but with knitting to PDF, while the table renders normally, but the text below (p values and such) is longer than the table itself, causing the last column to appear ridiculously elongated (picture below). It gets even worse if I try to change the document font size.
export_summs table screenshot
I am using pdflscape to rotate the pages with regression tables:
header-includes:
- usepackage{pdflscape}
-
ewcommand{landscape}{egin{landscape}}
-
ewcommand{elandscape}{end{landscape}}
output:
pdf_document: default
And this is the code for export_summs:
```{r, echo=FALSE, message=FALSE, warning=FALSE, results='asis'}
export_summs(test15a, test15b, test15h, test15c, test15agr, test15e, test15f, scale=T, robust=T,
model.names = c("(1)", "(2)", "(3)", "(4)", "(5)", "(6)", "(7)"),
coefs=c("Constant" = "(Intercept)", "Unemployment" = "unemployment", "Monthly Earnings" = "monthly_earnings",
"Religiosity" = "religion", "Primary Sector Worker Share" = "prim_employed"))
```
Is there some way to instruct the export_summs function to break the text below the table? Alternatively, can I at least get it to make all columns the same width?
Like I said, I'm not all that experienced and this genuinely has me at a loss.
question from:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65836641/formatting-export-summs-in-r-markdown 
