The interactive features are illustrated in the GIF below.
In comparison with the table1 R package, we are able to answer ad-hoc questions from clinicians with interactive features such @@ -186,9 +186,9 @@
table1
User can also export a static table to an RTF file by using the -metalite_table1_to_rtf function.
metalite_table1_to_rtf
-metalite_table1( - ~ AGE + SEX + RACE + BMIBLGR1 | ARM, - data = df, - id = "USUBJID" -) |> - metalite_table1_to_rtf("tmp1.rtf") -#> [1] "tmp1.rtf"
metalite_table1( - ~ AGE + SEX + RACE + BMIBLGR1 | ARM, - data = df, - id = "USUBJID" -) |> - metalite_table1_to_rtf("tmp1.rtf") -#> [1] "tmp1.rtf"
Zhang Y (2023). metalite.table1: Interactive Table of Descriptive Statistics in HTML. -R package version 0.3.0. +R package version 0.2.0.
@Manual{, title = {metalite.table1: Interactive Table of Descriptive Statistics in HTML}, author = {Yilong Zhang}, year = {2023}, - note = {R package version 0.3.0}, + note = {R package version 0.2.0}, }
You can install the package via CRAN:
-install.packages("metalite.table1")
install.packages("metalite.table1")
Or, install from GitHub:
-remotes::install_github("elong0527/metalite.table1")
remotes::install_github("elong0527/metalite.table1")
metalite_table1_to_rtf()
metalite_table1
reactable_to_df()