| pretty_num | R Documentation | 
Uses as.numeric() to force a numeric value and then formats prettily
for easy presentation in console messages, reports, or dashboards.
This rounds to 0 decimal places by default, and adds in comma separators.
Expect that this will commonly be used for adding the pound symbol, the percentage symbol, or to have a +/- prefixed based on the value.
If applying over multiple or unpredictable values and you want to preserve
a non-numeric symbol such as "x" or "c" for data not available, use the
ignore_na = TRUE argument to return those values unaffected.
If you want to customise what NA values are returned as, use the alt_na
argument.
This function silences the warning around NAs being introduced by coercion.
pretty_num(
  value,
  prefix = "",
  gbp = FALSE,
  suffix = "",
  dp = 0,
  ignore_na = FALSE,
  alt_na = FALSE,
  nsmall = NULL
)
value | 
 value to be prettified  | 
prefix | 
 prefix for the value, if "+/-" then it will automatically assign + or - based on the value  | 
gbp | 
 whether to add the pound symbol or not, defaults to not  | 
suffix | 
 suffix for the value, e.g. "%"  | 
dp | 
 number of decimal places to round to, 0 by default.  | 
ignore_na | 
 whether to skip function for strings that can't be converted and return original value  | 
alt_na | 
 alternative value to return in place of NA, e.g. "x"  | 
nsmall | 
 minimum number of digits to the right of the decimal point.
If NULL, the value of   | 
string featuring prettified value
comma_sep() round_five_up() as.numeric()
Other prettying: 
pretty_filesize(),
pretty_num_table(),
pretty_time_taken()
# On individual values
pretty_num(5789, gbp = TRUE)
pretty_num(564, prefix = "+/-")
pretty_num(567812343223, gbp = TRUE, prefix = "+/-")
pretty_num(11^9, gbp = TRUE, dp = 3)
pretty_num(-11^8, gbp = TRUE, dp = -1)
pretty_num(43.3, dp = 1, nsmall = 2)
pretty_num("56.089", suffix = "%")
pretty_num("x")
pretty_num("x", ignore_na = TRUE)
pretty_num("nope", alt_na = "x")
# Applied over an example vector
vector <- c(3998098008, -123421421, "c", "x")
pretty_num(vector)
pretty_num(vector, prefix = "+/-", gbp = TRUE)
# Return original values if NA
pretty_num(vector, ignore_na = TRUE)
# Return alternative value in place of NA
pretty_num(vector, alt_na = "z")
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