I'm printing a dataframe in R, using "formattable". I'm executing it in a Jupyter notebook with an R kernel. Here the code:
df = data.frame(
Return = percent(accumulReturn[selcol,1]),
AnnualizedReturn = percent(annualizedReturn[selcol,1]/100),
MonthlyReturn = percent(annualizedReturn[selcol,2]/100),
Vola = percent(volatilityTable[selcol,1]),
Sharpe = round(annualizedReturn[selcol,1] / 100 / volatilityTable[selcol,1],2),
Drawdown = percent(dds)
)
t <- formattable(df)
t
In the headers of the columns it shows the data type of each column, which is very distracting. I don't want to see the data type there. How can I do it?
I tried using different formatters, but they seem to get ignored by the function call.