#apastyle — Public Fediverse posts

What is the current best #rstats package to make #apastyle presentation ready regression tables with #quarto and #apaquarto ? I used to prefer stargazer, but it doesn't support docx output, and I'd like to keep the output options flexible. #psych #research

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 24 of 24)

Featuring hanging indents

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa724.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 23 of 24)

Featuring hanging indents and vertical merging

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa723.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 22 of 24)

Featuring hanging indents

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa722.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 21 of 24)

Featuring thin spaces for footnote superscripts and `add_star_column`

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa721.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 20 of 24)

Presenting multilevel models

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa720.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 19 of 24)

Presenting a sequence of regression models

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa719.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 18 of 24)

Featuring hierarchical regression analyses

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa718.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 17 of 24)

Featuring footnotes and intentionally inconsistent rounding

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa717.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 16 of 24)

Featuring two levels of grouping with `flextable::as_grouped_data`

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa716.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 15 of 24)

Featuring automatic formatting of regression analyses

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa715.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 14 of 24)

Featuring decimal alignment with left-aligned text

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa714.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 13 of 24)

Featuring `column_spanner_label`, which adds a prefix to selected columns

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa713.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 12 of 24)

Featuring Selective indentation with `flextable::padding`

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa712.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 11 of 24)

Featuring numbered columns with `add_list-column` and aligned star columns with `separate_star_column`

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa711.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 10 of 24)

Featuring correlation matrices and descriptive statistics with `apa_cor`

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa710.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 9 of 24)

Featuring customizable automatic column formatters

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa709.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 8 of 24)

Featuring intentionally inconsistent rounding within columns

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa708.html

#rstats #apastyle

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 7 of 24)

Featuring p-values converted to asterisks via `add_star_column`

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa707.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 6 of 24)

Featuring customizable automatic column formatting, columns centered on a space character.

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa706.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 5 of 24)

Featuring row titles and indented columns

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa705.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 4 of 24)

Featuring vertically merged columns via flextable::merge_v

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa704.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 3 of 24)

Featuring automatic column header formatting, indented columns, decimal alignment, and alignment on an en-dash!

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa703.html

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 2 of 24)

Featuring hanging indents, column spanners, and decimal alignment

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa702.html

#rstats #apastyle

Recreating each of the tables in Chapter 7 of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Edition) in R with apa7 (Part 1 of 24)

#rstats #apastyle

https://wjschne.github.io/posts/apatables/apa701.html

Now on CRAN, the apa7 package helps get the finicky details of APA style right with minimal fuss, even in tables, even in .docx. Adapts and extends David Gohel's flextable package to offer decimal alignment, hanging indents, significance stars, column spanners, automatic column heading formatting, and much more.
#flextable #rstats #apastyle
https://wjschne.github.io/apa7/

When I write a document in LibreOffice (or any other office suite), it should be possible to pick your desired style guide. Here's a few popular names.
1. The Chicago Manual of Style
2. AP Style
3. APA Manual
4. New Oxford Style Manual
5. MLA Handbook
6. AMA Manual of Style
Do you include spaces around em dashes? Should you rock a serial comma in lists? The style guide you follow should set the grammar check to do the right thing.

#CMOS #APAstyle #MLAhandBook #LibreOffice #MSoffice

Hoping those familiar with #LaTeX can give me some advice here. I've started using it to create my assignments for school. I'm not writing technical papers yet, but I find using LaTeX with #Zotero in #VSCode more #accessible with a #ScreenReader than most other setups I've tried.
Since my discussion posts have to follow #APA style, I’m using LaTeX for those as well as full papers. That part is going well—but I’m running into trouble when I need to actually post what I’ve written.
My school uses Brightspace, which allows discussion posts in either rich text or #HTML. I have #Pandoc installed, so I tried converting my LaTeX source to HTML and pasting the code. But Pandoc didn’t include my references section in the output.
I also tried copying from the PDF, but that stripped all formatting.
Does anyone know how I can get a clean HTML version of my work—with references included—that I can paste into Brightspace?
Here’s the command I’ve been using:
pandoc main.tex \
--bibliography=references. Bib \
--csl=apa.csl \
--standalone \
-o main.html
It creates the HTML file, but the references section is missing.
Any tips?
#Accessibility #AssistiveTech #Pandoc #APAstyle #Brightspace #EdTech #AcademicWriting #InclusiveTech #BlindTech #HigherEd #CitationTools #OpenSource #WritingWorkflow

Hoping those familiar with #LaTeX can give me some advice here. I've started using it to create my assignments for school. I'm not writing technical papers yet, but I find using LaTeX with #Zotero in #VSCode more #accessible with a #ScreenReader than most other setups I've tried.
Since my discussion posts have to follow #APA style, I’m using LaTeX for those as well as full papers. That part is going well—but I’m running into trouble when I need to actually post what I’ve written.
My school uses Brightspace, which allows discussion posts in either rich text or #HTML. I have #Pandoc installed, so I tried converting my LaTeX source to HTML and pasting the code. But Pandoc didn’t include my references section in the output.
I also tried copying from the PDF, but that stripped all formatting.
Does anyone know how I can get a clean HTML version of my work—with references included—that I can paste into Brightspace?
Here’s the command I’ve been using:
pandoc main.tex \
--bibliography=references. Bib \
--csl=apa.csl \
--standalone \
-o main.html
It creates the HTML file, but the references section is missing.
Any tips?
#Accessibility #AssistiveTech #Pandoc #APAstyle #Brightspace #EdTech #AcademicWriting #InclusiveTech #BlindTech #HigherEd #CitationTools #OpenSource #WritingWorkflow

Hoping those familiar with #LaTeX can give me some advice here. I've started using it to create my assignments for school. I'm not writing technical papers yet, but I find using LaTeX with #Zotero in #VSCode more #accessible with a #ScreenReader than most other setups I've tried.
Since my discussion posts have to follow #APA style, I’m using LaTeX for those as well as full papers. That part is going well—but I’m running into trouble when I need to actually post what I’ve written.
My school uses Brightspace, which allows discussion posts in either rich text or #HTML. I have #Pandoc installed, so I tried converting my LaTeX source to HTML and pasting the code. But Pandoc didn’t include my references section in the output.
I also tried copying from the PDF, but that stripped all formatting.
Does anyone know how I can get a clean HTML version of my work—with references included—that I can paste into Brightspace?
Here’s the command I’ve been using:
pandoc main.tex \
--bibliography=references. Bib \
--csl=apa.csl \
--standalone \
-o main.html
It creates the HTML file, but the references section is missing.
Any tips?
#Accessibility #AssistiveTech #Pandoc #APAstyle #Brightspace #EdTech #AcademicWriting #InclusiveTech #BlindTech #HigherEd #CitationTools #OpenSource #WritingWorkflow

Hoping those familiar with #LaTeX can give me some advice here. I've started using it to create my assignments for school. I'm not writing technical papers yet, but I find using LaTeX with #Zotero in #VSCode more #accessible with a #ScreenReader than most other setups I've tried.
Since my discussion posts have to follow #APA style, I’m using LaTeX for those as well as full papers. That part is going well—but I’m running into trouble when I need to actually post what I’ve written.
My school uses Brightspace, which allows discussion posts in either rich text or #HTML. I have #Pandoc installed, so I tried converting my LaTeX source to HTML and pasting the code. But Pandoc didn’t include my references section in the output.
I also tried copying from the PDF, but that stripped all formatting.
Does anyone know how I can get a clean HTML version of my work—with references included—that I can paste into Brightspace?
Here’s the command I’ve been using:
pandoc main.tex \
--bibliography=references. Bib \
--csl=apa.csl \
--standalone \
-o main.html
It creates the HTML file, but the references section is missing.
Any tips?
#Accessibility #AssistiveTech #Pandoc #APAstyle #Brightspace #EdTech #AcademicWriting #InclusiveTech #BlindTech #HigherEd #CitationTools #OpenSource #WritingWorkflow

Hoping those familiar with #LaTeX can give me some advice here. I've started using it to create my assignments for school. I'm not writing technical papers yet, but I find using LaTeX with #Zotero in #VSCode more #accessible with a #ScreenReader than most other setups I've tried.
Since my discussion posts have to follow #APA style, I’m using LaTeX for those as well as full papers. That part is going well—but I’m running into trouble when I need to actually post what I’ve written.
My school uses Brightspace, which allows discussion posts in either rich text or #HTML. I have #Pandoc installed, so I tried converting my LaTeX source to HTML and pasting the code. But Pandoc didn’t include my references section in the output.
I also tried copying from the PDF, but that stripped all formatting.
Does anyone know how I can get a clean HTML version of my work—with references included—that I can paste into Brightspace?
Here’s the command I’ve been using:
pandoc main.tex \
--bibliography=references. Bib \
--csl=apa.csl \
--standalone \
-o main.html
It creates the HTML file, but the references section is missing.
Any tips?
#Accessibility #AssistiveTech #Pandoc #APAstyle #Brightspace #EdTech #AcademicWriting #InclusiveTech #BlindTech #HigherEd #CitationTools #OpenSource #WritingWorkflow

How to cite #Barbenheimer in #apastyle
(from APA style Facebook page)
#academic #academicmastodon

I just tried to buy the latest #APAstyle publication guide (7th edition) as digital book. But it's available only though third-party stores who provide it as cloud-based, DRM-protected ebook that requires some windy app to read it.

Of course, the app is neither available for older computers, nor for #GNU/​#Linux. 😑