Attaullah Shah
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This is one of the un-documented directive. When asdocx tries to convert flexmat file into MS Word or other formats, it examines each cell of the matrix for the \indent_# directive. Here, # represents the number of spaces that should be added before the text in that cell. For example, if a cell starts with \indent_4 , it will add four spaces before the text.
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Example

flexmat reset 
asdocx setfile, save(indent.html) replace
flexmat addrow, data(Variables, Frequencies)
flexmat addrow, data(Gender :) row(2)
flexmat addrow, data(\indent_4 Male, 655) row(3)
flexmat addrow, data(\indent_4 Female, 745) row(4)
asdocx export
Table: Results
Variables Frequencies
Gender :
Male
655
Female
745
Notes: