corr_table: Create a formatted correlation table

In ethan-young/esyr: Provides a few useful analysis and reporting functions and my personal database

Description

Create a formatted correlation table

Usage

corr_table(data, sample_size = T, use = "pairwise",
  method = "pearson", stats = NULL, c.names = names(data),
  change = F, numbered = F, flagged = T)

Arguments

data	a data.frame containing only the variable to be included in the table
sample_size	logical. TRUE will add the sample size used in each pairwise correlation and display them in the upper triangle of the table. FALSE will leave the upper triangle empty
use	a string, same as the arguemnt used in psych::corr.table. Indicates how to calculate correlations with missing data. Defualt is "pairwise".
method	a string, same as the argument in psych::corr.table. Indicates the type of correlation coefficient to compute. Default is "pearson"
stats	defaults to NULL and does not include any descriptive statistics. Otherwise should be a vector of strings naming the stats that psych::describe outputs and will be displayed below the correlation matrix
c.names	a character vector of user-provided names for the names of the variables in the table.
change	logical, indicates if you would like to change the column names of the table to c.names
numbered	logical, indicates if you would like to use numbers for the column names
flagged	logical, indicates if you would like to flag significant (p <. 05) correlations in the table

Value

a data.frame containing the correlation matrix and descriptive statistics

ethan-young/esyr documentation built on May 15, 2019, 12:45 p.m.