export: Export a matrix to tex, csv or xlsx

In gcastella/statTools: Easier statistical analyses

Description

Better visualisation of a matrix, or saving it in a file.

Usage

export(X, ...)

## Default S3 method:
export(X, cols = colnames(X), rows = rownames(X),
  type = "xlsx", file = tempfile(pattern = "exportDefault", fileext =
  paste0(".", type)), caption = NULL, label = NULL, append = FALSE, ...)

## S3 method for class 'bivarTable'
export(X, type = "xlsx", file = tempfile(pattern =
  "exportBivarTable", fileext = paste0(".", type)), caption = NULL,
  label = NULL, ...)

Arguments

X	Object to be exported (matrix or bivarTable object).
...	Further arguments passed to print.xtable
cols	Names for the columns
rows	Names for the rows
type	Type of file to export to (extension without the dot).
file	Name of the file. By default a temp file is created.
caption	Caption passed to xtable in case of exporting to tex.
label	Label when exporting to tex.
append	Append or not in case of csv.

Details

When exporting to xlsx, the produced file is opened. Make sure openxlsx is working ok on your computer (Rtools and PATH issues).

Value

Returns the argument X but invisible.

Methods (by class)

• default: Default method for export.

• bivarTable: For exporting a bivarTable object, with fancier style if type is xlsx.

See Also

bivarTable

gcastella/statTools documentation built on May 16, 2019, 11:10 p.m.