exportPDF: Produce a summary in a PDF file
In Dataset: Handling survey data in R. (official release)

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note Author(s) Examples

exportPDF produces a summary of the object in a PDF file.

exportPDF(
  object,
  pdfSavingName,
  graphics = F,
  description.chlength = 300,
  valids.chlength = 40,
  valids.cut.percent = 0.5,
  sorting = "decreasing",
  dateformat,
  latexPackages = NULL,
  width.id = 0.5,
  width.varname = 1.5,
  width.description = 10.5,
  width.n = 0.8,
  width.na = 1.2,
  width.valids = 5,
  width.valids.nao.inc = 5,
  width.min = 1.25,
  width.max = 1.25,
  width.mean = 1.25,
  width.stddev = 1.25,
  keepTex = F,
  openPDF = T,
  ...
)

`object`	See the help of the method (PUT LINK)
`pdfSavingName`	a `character`
`graphics`	a `logical`
`description.chlength`	a `numeric`
`valids.chlength`	a `numeric`
`valids.cut.percent`	a `numeric`. The minimal frequency need for a valid case to be reported in the document.
`sorting`	a `character`. If "decreasing" valid cases are sorted in decrease order of their frequencies. If "increase" an increasing order is used.
`dateformat`	a `character`
`latexPackages`	a `character`. You can add LaTeX packages you need for the compilation here, especially for supporting other languages than english.
`width.id`	a `numeric`. Width for the variable row index column, in cm.
`width.varname`	a `numeric`. Width for variable name column, in cm.
`width.description`	a `numeric`. Width for description column, in cm.
`width.n`	a `numeric`. Width for number of valid cases column, in cm.
`width.na`	a `numeric`. Width for percents of missing values column, in cm.
`width.valids`	a `numeric`. For categorical variables, width for the valid cases listing column, in cm.
`width.valids.nao.inc`	a `numeric`. For nominal and ordinal variables, allow to increase the width of the valid cases listing column by reducing the description column, in cm.
`width.min`	a `numeric`. For quantitative variables, the with of the minimal values column, in cm.
`width.max`	a `numeric`. For quantitative variables, the with of the maximal values column, in cm.
`width.mean`	a `numeric`. For quantitative variables, the with of the means column, in cm.
`width.stddev`	a `numeric`. For quantitative variables, the with of the standard deviations column, in cm.
`keepTex`	a `logical`
`openPDF`	a `logical`
`...`	Other options to pass to the function. For `Statdf` objects the option `merge`, with argument 'no', 'left' or 'right' allow to merge or not the p-values columns, either with the next left or right column.