n_pct: Prints number of observations and its percantage in brackets

In bsurial/bernr: Package for my personal functions

Prints number of observations and its percantage in brackets

Description

This function is especially useful when used in Rmarkdown documents or tables.

Usage

n_pct(x, total, digits = 1, brackets = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

x	Numerator, will also be displayed as n (never prints with trailing zeros.)
total	Denominator
digits	Digits to display after decimal point for percentage only
brackets	Whether percentages should be displayed in bracktes, alternative is seperation with ","
...	additional arguments passed to bernr::comma()

Value

Character object

Examples

n_pct(10, 1000)
# 10.0 (1.0%)

n_pct(10, 1000, trailing = TRUE, brackets = FALSE)
# 10.0, 1.0%

n_pct(10, 1000, trailing = FALSE, brackets = FALSE)
# 10, 1%

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