Create Table 1 using R: Output Excel, MS Word Tables

[@ProfBoggs]

I appreciate how excited you are to share this. I often feel like that when I've accomplished something in R and wish I could show someone how cool it is.

[@anitaandorful5526]

wow, this function is awesome, it has really saved me time creating tables in my project.

[@reregad590]

This was very helpful
Thanks from Egypt

[@dabombchibz]

Oh my, this is amazing and just what I need for my research. Thank you! Question for you -- I can't seem to download your source code on my Mac. I get the following error - Error: unexpected '/' in "source(github.download(https:/" --- I think it's an issue with Mac and HTTPS source links, but not sure how to solve it, help??!

[@biostatsreportautomation8709]

Click on this link raw.githubusercontent.com/BiostatsReportAutomation/Table1_R_Excel_Output/master/Table1Function.R
then copy and paste the source code and save it with the name "Table1Function.R" as an R script in R studio. If it does not work send me an email: [e-mail]

[@saavedragabo]

Let us know if you create and publish a full package on CRAN! Totally looking forward!

[@biostatsreportautomation8709]

Sure I will

[@tzadok06]

that produces an error for me:
Error during wrapup: replacement has 0 rows, data has 104
Error: no more error handlers available (recursive errors?); invoking 'abort' restart

[@janinajochim1843]

Beautiful, thank you!

[@RACKITBALL]

Awesome thank you!

[@karunamayiholisticinc]

I get same errors as below. I was happy to find something in R that produced SAS like reports. But this function is throwing several errors even with your data and code directly from github.

[@hdsamsung23]

WOW Brother, special thanks to you. You helped me a lot

[@USAme804]

Hi, I attempted to use this and replicate your table but the R gives me "formal argument "contTest" matched by multiple actual arguments" Error. Can you help why???

[@ElGeneral106]

nice Video. But there is today many packages that help exporting R output to word or excel like flextable

[@des6309]

beautiful job thank you

[@biostatsreportautomation8709]

Thank you

[@truegrit5411]

Hi Thank you for your great works! I have other-very opposite question about the table. Can we convert an excel table (a summarized results made in excel) to be into the R code or R markdown? Could you let me know if you would know this? I have very long-wide and many variables of excel table and wish to convert it to be a table in R or R markdown or overleaf. Thank you again.

[@03Epicman]

Thank you my friend

[@AviatorStone]

What about adding weights to the data?

[@kanchansawant2288]

Hi... I have a question regarding auto generation tables from R language... Could you please let me know the type of software which we are using for R to do that. ..

[@sbampah]

R is the software

[@VickySchaeff]

Error in label(dat[[k]]) : could not find function "label" I continue to receive this error. can you help ?

[@anitaandorful5776]

load Hmisc or rms packages or do : rms::label or rms::label ---Not sure which package label come from, but surely one of them

[@ahmed007Jaber]

hi thank you for this;
can you please help out how to add a subtotal and grand total lines to tables in word rmarkdown? just like the subtotals in excel pivot tables???

[@BBhowmic]

not working properly : found error : Error in select(., one_of(mysel)) : could not find function "select"

[@biostatsreportautomation8709]

you need to install plyr and dplyr libraries using install.packages("dplyr")

[@dionc6439]

Hello, how can I contact you personally?

[@biostatsreportautomation8709]

Please contact me through these emails: [e-mail] or [e-mail] (Primary email).

[@yaoliao3517]

gtsummary enough