View source: R/tables_bivariate.R
| biv_quant | R Documentation | 
Bivariate table for a main quantitative vector
biv_quant(
  x,
  y,
  xname = NULL,
  yname = NULL,
  na.rm = FALSE,
  add_all = TRUE,
  test = c("none", "anova", "kruskal.test"),
  latex = TRUE,
  latex_placement = "ht",
  label_prefix = "",
  label = "",
  caption_prefix = "",
  caption = "",
  wb = NULL,
  sheets = ""
)
x | 
 a quantitative variable  | 
y | 
 a discrete quantitative variable, a character or a factor  | 
xname | 
 a string used to identify x variable (used for latex captions and excel sheets)  | 
yname | 
 a string used to identify x variable (used for latex captions and excel sheets)  | 
na.rm | 
 exclude missing value group for y  | 
add_all | 
 add "All" row  | 
test | 
 one of   | 
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 (same length as the number of tables)  | 
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