I tried making my own table based on your example, but I keep getting this: 'Error in !sym(temp_value_var) %>% as.character() : invalid argument type'. I also get this same error when I try to use my own data. Any ideas on how to fix it?
Hi Stephen, it most likely relates to what you are providing the table_data argument. Perhaps you're using a string or a variable name that isn't in the data frame. Would be happy to look at a reproducible example. GitHub Repo: github.com/ianmoran11/mmtable2/issues
@@ian.moran11 Thanks to you both! I think it seems to have something to do with another package that was loaded at the time I was running my own data. When I try to run the example in the video with only mmtable2, gt, and tidyverse packages loaded, the issue is gone. I haven't identified the other package that was creating the issue, though.
Thanks for the really good video + info. Same question - I find myself still always going back to *formattable* b/c of the color_bar; color_tile. Would be cool if this had coloring too!.
Just run the code and I had to replace 'table_data' for 'cells', in line 30. Thanks for the video!
Sounds good.
Thanks, Victor. It helps me.
Matt, thanks for the quick intro to mmtable2!
You got it JG!
Thank you so much! grettings from Lima, Peru.
You got it. Greetings!!
Great staff Matt. Thank you.
Thanks so much @pcsksa5!
Significantly helpful
You got it! Enjoy.
Great Video! Thanks
Absolutely Thomas. I really enjoyed learning mmtable2. I just found out it's only 3-weeks old!
Thanks, man. Could you introduce how to get a pretty regression outcome table?
Really cool stuff. Is it possible to export this as a LaTeX table?
I’m not sure about latex table. The gt table works in Rmarkdown documents- html, word, and pdf.
Are you from Philly?
Hi no, we are located in Pennsylvania though!
somehow I just couldn't save the table in a pdf file. awesome table but couldn't use it!
I tried making my own table based on your example, but I keep getting this: 'Error in !sym(temp_value_var) %>% as.character() : invalid argument type'. I also get this same error when I try to use my own data.
Any ideas on how to fix it?
Hi Stephen, I'd file a reproducible example on the author's GitHub Repo. github.com/ianmoran11/mmtable2/issues
Hi Stephen, it most likely relates to what you are providing the table_data argument. Perhaps you're using a string or a variable name that isn't in the data frame. Would be happy to look at a reproducible example. GitHub Repo: github.com/ianmoran11/mmtable2/issues
@@ian.moran11 Thanks to you both! I think it seems to have something to do with another package that was loaded at the time I was running my own data. When I try to run the example in the video with only mmtable2, gt, and tidyverse packages loaded, the issue is gone. I haven't identified the other package that was creating the issue, though.
why is it not on CRAN?
It's a very new package. I'd reserve this question for the package author. You can ask him here: github.com/ianmoran11/mmtable2/issues
Does this package allow for cell coloring?
Thanks for the really good video + info. Same question - I find myself still always going back to *formattable* b/c of the color_bar; color_tile. Would be cool if this had coloring too!.
@@sarahollis2419 I believe you can color cells because it leverages the `gt` package. See this reference: gt.rstudio.com/reference/data_color.html