tableContinuous2: Table Continuous 2
In Boshoffsmit/novaReport: Nova reporting functions

Description Usage Arguments Value

This function takes a data frame of continuous variables and possible grouping, weighting, and subset variables and provides a LaTeX table of descriptive statistics separately per group and jointly for all observations, per variable.

tableContinuous2(vars, weights = NA, subset = NA, group = NA,
  stats = c("n", "min", "q1", "median", "mean", "q3", "max", "s", "iqr",
  "na"), prec = 1, col.tit = NA, col.tit.font = c("bf", "", "sf", "it",
  "rm"), print.pval = c("none", "anova", "kruskal"), pval.bound = 10^-4,
  declare.zero = 10^-10, cap = "", lab = "", font.size = "footnotesize",
  longtable = TRUE, disp.cols = NA, nams = NA, varSizeC = "0.15",
  levSizeC = "0.15", ...)

`vars`	A data frame containing continuous variables. See nams for an alternative way of specifying the variables to be displayed.
`weights`	Optional vector of weights of each observation.
`subset`	Optional logical vector, indicates subset of observations to be used.
`group`	Optional grouping variable.
`stats`	Specify which descriptive statistics should be displayed in the table, by either directly providing one or more of the default character strings (in arbitrary order) or a user-defined function. A user-defined function must bear a name, take a vector as an argument (NA's are removed by default) and return a single number (the desired statistic).
`prec`	Specify number of decimals to be displayed.
`col.tit`	pecify titles of columns. Note that the length of this vector must be equal to the length of stats plus the number of potential user-defined functions added to stats.
`col.tit.font`	If col.tit has not been specified, choose the font for the column titles here (default: no special font face)
`print.pval`	If print.pval == "anova", p-values for an analysis of variance for a location difference between groups are added to the table. If print.pval == "kruskal", p-values of a Kruskal-Wallis test are given. If group has only two levels, the respective p-values of a t- or Mann-Whitney test are provided. Only applies if group is provided. Note that by default, any missing values are removed for computation of p-values. If missings should be considered a separate level, define the input variables accordingly.
`pval.bound`	p-values below pval.bound are formatted as < pval.bound.
`declare.zero`	Computed descriptive statistics (not p-values) below that constant are set to 0. Yields nicer tables, especially when displaying centered or standardized variables.
`cap`	The caption of the resulting LaTeX table.
`lab`	The label of the resulting LaTeX table.
`font.size`	Font size for the generated table in LaTeX.
`longtable`	If TRUE, function makes use of package longtable in LaTex to generate tables that span more than one page. If FALSE, generates a table in tabular environment.
`disp.cols`	Only included for backward compatibility. Needs to be a vector built of (some of) the default statistics character strings if not equal to NA. From package version 1.0.2 on use of stats is recommended.
`nams`	A vector of strings, containing the names corresponding to the variables in vars, if vars is not a data frame but a list of variables. These are then the names that appear in the LaTeX table. This option is only kept for backward compatibility.
`varSizeC`	Character vector that can be used to specify the size of the column (as a percentage) that contain the variables.
`...`	Arguments pass through to print.xtable.