At 17:30, how would you add more columns on the left of the graph? For example, I want write out the OR, L95, and U95, which would be different for each group.
You can add a column in the raw data before running the forestplot function, but its a but hard to demonstrate here in the comment, Do sent us an email and i can see if i can add the column for you :)
Hello! I sent you an email last week that I was hoping you might be able to advise on? I just had some related questions re: color coding in R. Thanks so much!
Wow this was amazing, thank you so much! I have one question: How to center the text in the plot? For example at 10:57 in your video, how to center "36, 1, 4, ...." under "Deaths (steroid)" so that it looks straight? Thanks!
It could be that you are running a different resolution from my computer, can I check which command is the one causing the error? I can check how to modified the command to avoid the error.
Nevermind, I realized my plot window was just too small! Thank you for the video. I came across the script online before seeing the video. Your explanation really helped me make sense of the code!
Thank you! :)
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At 17:30, how would you add more columns on the left of the graph? For example, I want write out the OR, L95, and U95, which would be different for each group.
You can add a column in the raw data before running the forestplot function, but its a but hard to demonstrate here in the comment, Do sent us an email and i can see if i can add the column for you :)
Hello! I sent you an email last week that I was hoping you might be able to advise on? I just had some related questions re: color coding in R. Thanks so much!
Wow this was amazing, thank you so much! I have one question: How to center the text in the plot? For example at 10:57 in your video, how to center "36, 1, 4, ...." under "Deaths (steroid)" so that it looks straight? Thanks!
I am unable to get the forestplot library. It says it doesn't not exist. pls help.
Hello, when I run the forestplot syntax and the dplyr syntax, both give me the following error message: Error in plot.new() : figure margins too large
It could be that you are running a different resolution from my computer, can I check which command is the one causing the error? I can check how to modified the command to avoid the error.
Nevermind, I realized my plot window was just too small! Thank you for the video. I came across the script online before seeing the video. Your explanation really helped me make sense of the code!
@@hilarygriffin877 😃glad to be of help
Hello I am trying to do the leave one out method in R studio 🥺
Hi, not sure what you mean, are you facing any problem following the script?