View source: R/tables_bivariate.R
biv_perc | R Documentation |
The function make descriptive statistics (n, percentages) for 0-1 (or factor) x variables stratifying for the y variable
biv_perc(
x = NULL,
y = NULL,
xname = NULL,
yname = NULL,
collapse_binary_y = FALSE,
only_non_zero_perc = FALSE,
style = c("long", "wide"),
sort_freq = FALSE,
latex = TRUE,
latex_placement = "ht",
label_prefix = "",
label = "",
caption_prefix = "",
caption = "",
wb = NULL,
sheets = ""
)
x |
a single quantitative variable or a data.frame of qualitative variable |
y |
a single qualitative variable or a data.frame of qualitative variable |
collapse_binary_y |
regarding y, keep in row only the 1 in 0-1 variable or the last level for factors |
only_non_zero_perc |
print only non zero percentages rows |
style |
print different groups in different columns |
sort_freq |
decreasing frequencies ordered table |
latex |
output the table using |
latex_placement |
table placement for latex printing |
label_prefix |
latex label prefix (useful for a common prefix in univariate_tables and multivariate_tables). It's ignored if label is specified (eg the latter is considered full/complete/correct) |
label |
latex label |
caption_prefix |
a prefix for latex caption (useful for a common prefix in univariate_tables and multivariate_tables) |
caption |
latex caption |
wb |
an openxlsx Workbook; if not NULL the table will be saved in the workbook too, aside printing |
sheets |
optional sheet names |
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