Elevate Your Reports to the Next Level with Python and Quarto

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Are you disappointed with the default PDF rendering options for your Jupyter Notebook?
Do you want a clean way to generate a standout professional report?
Look no further! This is a great intro to Quarto and how to use it to make amazing reports!
Bonus: At the end, David walks through how to find more information on the Quarto website (quarto.org)
You can find the example file and output, here: github.com/davidmvermillion/Q...

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3 фев 2023

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@dan_taninecz_geopol Год назад

Very cool! Thanks.

@vdsmlcontentambassadors Год назад

Glad you liked it!

@CaribouDataScience Год назад

Thanks that was helpful. What is the shortcut key to add another code chuck?

@vdsmlcontentambassadors Год назад

Do you remember what the timecode was and which spot you were looking at? I don't recall one right now. I think I was just copy/pasting from earlier blocks.

@carlosandresperezguzman1249 Год назад

Great video! I've been using Quarto for a little while, but I have an issue when displaying output tables like "df.describe()" when I render a pdf document. They go beyond the sheet margins. How can I solve this?

@vdsmlcontentambassadors Год назад

I recommend three different options: 1. You can try shrinking the displayed values by formatting the output. Think integers instead of floats, or less decimal places as examples. 2. You can output to LaTeX and tweak the result manually. 3. You can port the dataframe to another package designed specifically for tables. I've used tabulate and Plotly in the past, but there are other packages that do the same job.

@carlosandresperezguzman1249 Год назад

@@vdsmlcontentambassadors It was really helpful. Thanks!!