dtables2flextable: turn dtables to flextable

In renlund/descripteur: Describe Data Sets

turn dtables to flextable

Usage

dtables2flextable(
  object,
  template = NULL,
  caption = NULL,
  use.groups = NULL,
  indent = c(3, 3),
  gray = TRUE,
  fontsize = c(11, 11, 9),
  all.name = "All"
)

Arguments

object	A return object from dtables
template	Optional; a data.frame with entries 'label' (corresponding to the labels used for variables in the dtables object) in the order wanted, and (optionally) an entry 'group' if grouping is wanted.
caption	The caption
use.groups	Use grouping given by the template. Will use grouping (if such is given) if NULL
indent	flextable printing will recognise spaces in docx and pdf, indent is a length 2 vector. First entry is the indentation used for variables/labels with respect to row groups. The second entry is used for categorical level displayed with respect to variables/labels.
gray	logical; mark every other variable with gray background
fontsize	length 3 vector; fontsize used for header, body and footer, respectively.
all.name	if there is no (column) grouping, what should be the name used to the single column displayed (default "All")

Examples

## dd is the template
dd <- data.frame(label = names(mtcars),
                 group = rep(c("A Foo", "The baz"), c(5,6)))
dt <- dtables(mtcars, indent = "", perc.sign = "%")
dtf <- dtables2flextable(dt, template = dd, caption = "Example",
                         all.name = "All cars!")
## to view:
## print(dtf, preview = "html")
## print(dtf, preview = "docx")
## print(dtf, preview = "pdf", latex_engine = "xelatex")

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