freq

Number of sig. digits to keep in output. Defaults to <code>2</code>.

round.digits

Style of pander tables, one of <dquote>simple</dquote> (default), <dquote>multiline</dquote>, <dquote>grid</dquote> and <dquote>rmarkdown</dquote>.

style

<pkg>pander</pkg> argument. Defaults to "right".

justify

<pkg>pander</pkg> argument; when results are displayed in console, this avoids having <em>markdown</em> markup characters int the tables. Defaults to TRUE.

plain.ascii

File name to write output to. Defaults to <code>NA</code>. To append output to an existing text file, use <code>append=TRUE</code>.

file

When <dquote>file</dquote> argument is supplied, this indicates whether to append output to existing file (<code>TRUE</code>) or to overwrite any existing file (<code>FALSE</code>, default). If <code>TRUE</code> and no file exists, a new file will be crea

append

Additional arguments passed to <pkg>pander</pkg>.

Displays frequencies as well as valid/missing observation information.

frequency

frequencies

Generates formatted summary tables for vectors and dataframes.
    Three summarizing functions: 1) 'freq' generates frequency tables
    reporting counts and proportions (including cumulative); 2) 'descr'
    gives common central tendency statistics and measures of dispersion
    for numerical data; 3) 'dfSummary' which attempts to give as much
    information as possible about a dataframe and its components in a clear,
    legible table. All three functions can either display plain text tables
    in the console or write markdown, text or html files to disk. An
    additional misc function, 'what.is', extends base 'is' function,
    checking the object against all 'is' functions.

freq: Frequency Tables for Factors and other Discrete Data

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