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The tbl_custom_summary() function was merged in PR #1698
Can you please review to ensure there are no unknown regressions in functionality.
There are two known regressions:
continuous_summary() is currently deprecated. The deprecation note indicates that similar functionality is available in tbl_continuous().
The default formatting performed for the displayed statistics are numeric formatters, e.g. 45.123123 -> '45'. When the statistic is character, the user needs to specify a formatting function (via digits argument) that works with characters, e.g. as.character. This behaviour mimics what occurs in tbl_summary(). But we could move things around to make this work.... 🤔
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The default formatting performed for the displayed statistics are numeric formatters, e.g. 45.123123 -> '45'. When the statistic is character, the user needs to specify a formatting function (via digits argument) that works with characters, e.g. as.character. This behaviour mimics what occurs in tbl_summary(). But we could move things around to make this work.... 🤔
The
tbl_custom_summary()
function was merged in PR #1698Can you please review to ensure there are no unknown regressions in functionality.
There are two known regressions:
continuous_summary()
is currently deprecated. The deprecation note indicates that similar functionality is available intbl_continuous()
.45.123123
->'45'
. When the statistic is character, the user needs to specify a formatting function (viadigits
argument) that works with characters, e.g.as.character
. This behaviour mimics what occurs intbl_summary()
. But we could move things around to make this work.... 🤔The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: