[output of the code below; bar plot and image side by side (https://i.sstatic.net/YjH5WNsx.png)

Exhaustion & Burnout (Burned Out) {.tabset data-width=”650″}

Burned out by the volumne of in-basket messages handled (Intervention Sites)

create_bar_plot(staff_intervention_data, "Burned Out", "Role")

`{r, fig.height=3.5}
library(htmltools)

create_table(staff_intervention_data, "Burned Out") %>%
  as_raw_html() %>%
  div(style = "margin-top: -320px; margin-left: 288px;")`

#This code below shows the bar plot and tables side by side but the codes belows shows that the bar plot is overlaying the table

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Output of the code below; bar plot overlapping table

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# Satisfaction {.tabset data-width="650"}

### **Satisfaction - Correctly Routed (Intervention Sites)**
```{r, fig.height=3.5}
create_bar_plot(staff_intervention_data, "Correctly Routed", "Role")

`{r, fig.height=3.5, fig.align="right"}
library(htmltools)
create_table_satisfaction(staff_intervention_data, "Correctly Routed") %>%
  as_raw_html() %>%
  div(style = "margin-top: 0px; margin-left: 50%;")`

Tried the codes attached above, but the second code doesn't seem to alighn the bar plot and the table.

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