check_errors: Checking error for forest plot
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check_errors

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Checking error for forest plot

The settings of the x-axis and the labels are checked by set_xaxis and set_labs.

check_errors(data, est, lower, upper, sizes, ref_line, ci_column, is_summary)

`data`	Data to be displayed in the forest plot
`est`	Point estimation. Can be a list for multiple columns and/or multiple groups. If the length of the list is larger than then length of `ci_column`, then the values reused for each column and considered as different groups.
`lower`	Lower bound of the confidence interval, same as `est`.
`upper`	Upper bound of the confidence interval, same as `est`.
`sizes`	Size of the point estimation box, can be a vector or a list. The value is a multiple of one line of text, so `1` draws a point as tall as the `base_size` of the theme. The same scale applies to the summary diamond. Values are used as they are, unless `scale_sizes` is used to read them as study weights; useful values are roughly between `0.2` and `1.5`, and a warning is given when the plot is drawn if they are outside `0.1` to `2`.
`ref_line`	X-axis coordinates of the reference line, the value of no effect. If `NULL` (default), it is 1 if the x-axis is on a log scale (see `set_xaxis`) and 0 otherwise. Provide an atomic vector if different reference line for each `ci_column` is desired.
`ci_column`	Column number of the data the CI will be displayed.
`is_summary`	A logical vector indicating if the value is a summary value, which will have a diamond shape for the estimate. With multiple groups the diamonds are stacked in the same cell and the summary rows are made taller to fit them, so a larger `nudge_y` may be wanted.