Reusing rendered Pandas dataframe as table in article?

[pschumm]

I've been getting acquainted with mystmd and am really enjoying it! Just one thing that seems to be missing. The documentation clearly shows how to reuse a figure generated in a notebook with something like:

:::{figure} #my-cell
:name: fig-my-cell
:::

Is it possible to do the same with a table? Specifically, can I reuse a table such as that created by pandas.crosstab() (i.e., a dataframe rendered as HTML in a notebook cell's output) within an article, without having to recreate the table in Markdown?

Perhaps I'm just missing something obvious here? Thanks very much in advance for any pointers!

[rowanc1]

Thanks @pschumm. You can add a :kind: table to the figure, and it will work. In addition to that you can wrap it in a table directive and use an embed or ![](#pd-table) inside of the body of the table directive. These will give you the source and the table caption.

:::{table} This is my table
:label: tbl:here
![](#pd-table)
:::

:::{figure} #pd-table
:label: tbl:there
:kind: table
This is my table caption
:::

Over in jupyter, the cell needs to be labeled with #| label: pd-table.

Hope that helps!

[pschumm]

Sorry for asking in two places—I mistakenly asked first in executablebooks, but then realized it was probably more appropriate to do so here. Won't make that mistake again.