Format unknown number of columns

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Format unknown number of columns

kecai
I would like to include a csv as table and center all columns, allowing the number of columns to change. From the examples I have seen in the Manual, the number of columns needs to be explicit when using "cols" attribute, for example "cols=3*^", for centering all 3 columns in the table. Is there a way to apply a style to all n columns, where n can vary? Something like this:

[%header, %autowidth.stretch, format=csv, align=center, cols="n*^"]
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include::data.csv[]
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Thanks!
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Re: Format unknown number of columns

mojavelinux
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No, there is not. The column number has to be explicit.

Best,

-Dan

On Sat, Mar 28, 2020 at 3:23 PM kecai [via Asciidoctor :: Discussion] <[hidden email]> wrote:
I would like to include a csv as table and center all columns, allowing the number of columns to change. From the examples I have seen in the Manual, the number of columns needs to be explicit when using "cols" attribute, for example "cols=3*^", for centering all 3 columns in the table. Is there a way to apply a style to all n columns, where n can vary? Something like this:

[%header, %autowidth.stretch, format=csv, align=center, cols="n*^"]
|===
include::data.csv[]
|===

Thanks!


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