#' Easily get results presentable for excel
#' This function allows you to get results that is easily presented in excel table shells. Usually, one may want
#' results of counts of a list of diagnoses. The dataset that goes into this function has a list of variables that
#' flag the whether a person has the event or not. Recommended for use for datasets derived using function like `get_diagnosis` and
#' `get_drugs_ndc` and similar functions from the explorys package.
#'
#' @param df Datafram with the flaging variables (1 or 0). Usually dataframe from functions like `get_diagnosis` among others from explorys
#' package
#' @ levels Specify the levels to be output. This takes a list. If you want all levels you can specify c(0,1,'Missing')
#' @export
#'
table_results = function(df, levels){
for (i in 2:ncol(df)) {
df[,i] = forcats::fct_explicit_na(factor(df[,i], levels = 0:1), na_level = "Missing")
}
var = names(df)
output = vector('list', length = length(var))
for (i in 2:length(df)) {
output[[i]] = df %>% count(get(var[[i]]), .drop = FALSE) %>%
mutate(prop = n/nrow(df)) %>%
mutate(variable = var[[i]]) }
fulltable = do.call(rbind, output) %>%
rename(var_type = `get(var[[i]])`) %>%
filter(var_type %in% levels) %>%
select(variable, var_type, n, prop)
return(fulltable)
}
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