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Wrap cell content in an org mode table

org-mode has 2 table formats, the default org-table and the other is table.el. Cell wrapping is available for tables in table.el format. Try this Remove the extra row with <10> so your table ...
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How can I filter table in org mode

You can use a multitude of solutions. I assume you want to produce a new table based on an existing one. This involves babel functionality where you define code blocks that produce the new table. The ...
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Can I format cells in an org-mode table differently depending on a formula?

I got whole-table formatting to work with some Elisp: A formula is evaluated for the cells' contents, and converted to a color using a gradient. Org file including code: #+name: item-prices |-------...
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Reference cells of other tables in org-mode table

You are looking for remote table references: #+TBLNAME: tab1 | Nº | Description | Value | |-----+-------------+-------| | | TOTAL | 1 | ... #+TBLNAME: tab10 | Nº | Description | ...
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What is the difference between sh and shell for org-babel?

The difference is which shell gets called to evaluate your block. shell calls whatever your default shell is while sh calls /bin/sh specifically. Your default shell is probably bash, which is an ...
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Painfully simple org spreadsheet question

You need 2 things here: The vmean function (stands for vector mean) The references @I and @II which stand for the first and second horizontal lines in the table. So, with the cursor on the draft ...
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How to programmatically update a named org-table in-situ

You can achieve that by naming your results table. Then, the code block will update the same table it used as input. #+begin_src emacs-lisp :var table=mytable (append table '((1 2 3))) #+end_src #+...
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Exporting Org in Landscape

What about putting the following in the export options: #+LATEX_CLASS: article #+LATEX_CLASS_OPTIONS: [landscape] #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage[a4paper]{anysize}
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Wrap cell content in an org mode table

Adjust Column Width with Wrap Around Here is a solution adapted for org-mode 9.1.13, Spacemacs (0.200.13), emacs 26.1 for convenience. Starting with the following content at a buffer in org-mode: | ...
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Reference the last column / row in an org-mode table

Two notes to answer your questions. The first answers your question directly. Take a look at The Org Manual and its section on References. In short: use @> to refer to the last row. The example ...
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Generating tables with headers from code block

Just use hline instead of linebreak. The following works: * test #+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp :results value table '(("First" "Second") hline (a b) (c d)) #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: | First | Second | ...
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How to quickly convert text to org-mode table?

You find the Tbl menu at the right side of the Org menu. Mark the region you want to convert to an org-table and click on the menu item Tbl -> Convert Region. The result is a table without header: ...
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Org tables: Wrap all fields in column to a given size

I am new to the Org API and I would be glad if you could give a look to the code and share some comments. As for the proposed solution, consider the following table: |---+---------------------------...
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Org capture into org table

Yes, it is. For example, with this org file: * my table | blah | blah | And this elisp: (custom-set-variables '(org-capture-templates (quote (("t" "Table" table-line (file+headline "...
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Add cell background colors to org-mode table in pdf export

Getting inspiration from this answer, the following works. You must install the xcolor package as instructed there. #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage[table]{xcolor} * table test | hi | there ...
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org mode - add formula to generate delta column

Using Calc’s logical operations to handle the first row: | x | delta | |---+-------| | 2 | 0 | | 3 | 1 | | 5 | 2 | | 1 | -4 | | 7 | 6 | #+tblfm: $2=@# < 3 ? 0 : $1-@-1$1 ...
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org column view with date calculations

The Org syntax for the DEADLINE event differs from what you use in your question. Instead of * TODO fix this bug asap :PROPERTIES: :UPDATE: writing test cases almost there! :LASTUPDATED: 2019-11-25 :...
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How to have org-babel treat the first line of a table result as a header?

A rather brute force way is to define a post-processing function to add an hline after the first row. #+name: addhdr #+begin_src emacs-lisp :var tbl="" (cons (car tbl) (cons 'hline (cdr tbl))) #+...
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How to make the org-mode exported table aligned in GMail?

You can export the table to Markdown and use Markdown Here to format the table in your email. M-x org-md-export-as-markdown will export your document as Markdown, but the tables will be exported as ...
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Auto-update org tables before each export

I found the function you need (with a tiny bit of luck). You just have to add the following function to your before-save-hook. org-table-recalculate-buffer-tables Assuming you have no other hooks, ...
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How to select (and copy) a column of an org table *without* rectangle selection?

Actually for org-table-copy-region it isn't necessary to mark the exact column width! Just mark the beginning of the column somewhere in a cell, then the end by going down the required number of rows ...
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How to have the sum of a column (with computed data) in the first row?

You should use cell formulas (prefixed by := instead of =) for your results. The example below gives the sum of the last column both at the first and the last rows. | | | 8 | | Col1 | ...
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Wrap cell content in an org mode table

Once you follow along the accepted answer and fixed the size of a long column in an existing table, toggling table-fixed-width-mode by M-x table-fixed-width-mode seems to do the trick of automatically ...
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help with org-mode table formula

The following #+TBLFM line works for me: | | Accounts | June 2019 | July 2019 | August 2019 | |---+-------------+-----------+-----------+-------------| | | cash | 100 |...
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calculate the sum of the muplication of 2 columns in org table

@4$3=(@2$1..@3$1)*(@2$2..@3$2) or @>$>=(@<<$<..@>>$<)*(@<<$<<..@>>$<<) or @>$>=(@I$1..@II$1)*(@I$2..@II$2) using the horizontal lines to ...
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Use Results from Table A in Table B

At the end of section 3.5.1 of org manual there's a discussion of remote references, that's exactly what you're looking for: You may also reference constants, fields and ranges from a different ...
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How do I insert resizebox code in org-mode tables when exporting to latex?

After some investigation i figured out a solution. Not sure why I didn't see it before or if table export changed in org-mode at some point. org-mode export tables default as \begin{center} \begin{...
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How to convert org-table to list?

EDIT: Updated code because I had misunderstood what the headings should be, and to switch to s-join because apparently @lap's version of Emacs doesn't have string-join from subr-x (s-join and string-...
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Org mode: Using todo-items or checkboxes in tables

Org mode is so flexible that you have, in addition to the previous answer, a bunch of additional possibilities, if you don't file like coding. This requires a little modification of your setup, but ...
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Preventing Org-Mode PDF Tables from Running Off the Page

Put this code above your table: #+ATTR_LATEX: :environment longtable :align |l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l| You can replace the l with p{*cm} where * can be any numeral as required to fit table to page. e.g. #+...
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