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diff --git a/R/format_data.R b/R/format_data.R
 #'
 #' It's possible to include \pkg{ggplot2} plots within a list column of the
 #' input table data. The common pattern toward obtaining these plots is through
 #' mutation of a list column containing all the \code{data} required for a
 #' plot (e.g., \code{<data> %>% dplyr::group_by(<var>) %>%
 #' tidyr::nest(.key = plot) %>%
 #' dplyr::mutate(plot = purrr::map(plot, <ggplot code>))}). While \pkg{gt} will
 #' mutation of a list column containing all the `data` required for a plot
 #' (e.g., `<data> %>% dplyr::group_by(<var>) %>% tidyr::nest(.key = plot) %>%
 #' dplyr::mutate(plot = purrr::map(plot, <ggplot code>))`). While \pkg{gt} will
 #' automatically format columns containing \pkg{ggplot2} plots, using the
 #'\code{fmt_ggplot()} function allows us to specify specific\code{rows} and
 #'set optionsfor the plots'\code{height} and\code{aspect_ratio}.
 #'`fmt_ggplot()` function allows us to specify specific`rows` and set options
 #' for the plots'`height` and`aspect_ratio`.
 #'
 #' Targeting of values is done through \code{columns} and additionally by
 #' \code{rows} (if nothing is provided for \code{rows} then entire columns are
 #' selected). A number of helper functions exist to make targeting more
 #' effective. Conditional formatting is possible by providing a conditional
 #' expression to the \code{rows} argument. See the Arguments section for more
 #' information on this.
 #' Targeting of values is done through `columns` and additionally by `rows` (if
 #' nothing is provided for `rows` then entire columns are selected). A number of
 #' helper functions exist to make targeting more effective. Conditional
 #' formatting is possible by providing a conditional expression to the `rows`
 #' argument. See the Arguments section for more information on this.
 #'
 #' @inheritParams fmt_number
 #' @inheritParams ggplot_image
 #' @return an object of class\code{gt_tbl}.
 #' @return an object of class`gt_tbl`.
 #' @export
 fmt_ggplot <- fmt_gg <- function(data,
                                 columns,
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		#'
		#' It's possible to include \pkg{ggplot2} plots within a list column of the
		#' input table data. The common pattern toward obtaining these plots is through
		#' mutation of a list column containing all the \code{data} required for a
		#' plot (e.g., \code{<data> %>% dplyr::group_by(<var>) %>%
		#' tidyr::nest(.key = plot) %>%
		#' dplyr::mutate(plot = purrr::map(plot, <ggplot code>))}). While \pkg{gt} will
		#' mutation of a list column containing all the `data` required for a plot
		#' (e.g., `<data> %>% dplyr::group_by(<var>) %>% tidyr::nest(.key = plot) %>%
		#' dplyr::mutate(plot = purrr::map(plot, <ggplot code>))`). While \pkg{gt} will
		#' automatically format columns containing \pkg{ggplot2} plots, using the
		#'\code{fmt_ggplot()} function allows us to specify specific\code{rows} and
		#'set optionsfor the plots'\code{height} and\code{aspect_ratio}.
		#'`fmt_ggplot()` function allows us to specify specific`rows` and set options
		#' for the plots'`height` and`aspect_ratio`.
		#'
		#' Targeting of values is done through \code{columns} and additionally by
		#' \code{rows} (if nothing is provided for \code{rows} then entire columns are
		#' selected). A number of helper functions exist to make targeting more
		#' effective. Conditional formatting is possible by providing a conditional
		#' expression to the \code{rows} argument. See the Arguments section for more
		#' information on this.
		#' Targeting of values is done through `columns` and additionally by `rows` (if
		#' nothing is provided for `rows` then entire columns are selected). A number of
		#' helper functions exist to make targeting more effective. Conditional
		#' formatting is possible by providing a conditional expression to the `rows`
		#' argument. See the Arguments section for more information on this.
		#'
		#' @inheritParams fmt_number
		#' @inheritParams ggplot_image
		#' @return an object of class\code{gt_tbl}.
		#' @return an object of class`gt_tbl`.
		#' @export
		fmt_ggplot <- fmt_gg <- function(data,
		columns,
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