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chr (1): product
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You can save your files with the gtsave() function.

gtsave(gt_tbl_9, filename="my_table.docx")
gtsave(gt_tbl_9, filename="my_table.pdf")
gtsave(gt_tbl_9, filename="my_table.rtf")

Here’s what the Microsoft Word output looks like.