Package index • procR

Varformats

Create

new_format(): Define a Hierarchical Variable Format
new_format_asis(): Create a procr_varformat from data
total_format() tf(): Create a procr_varformat for the Total
add_subs() ss() ss_all() ss_some() ss_overlap() davon() darunter() undzwar(): Define Hierarchical Subsets Within a Variable Format

Print

print(<procr_varformat>): Print a procr_varformat object in a structured tree view

Check

check_format(): Check coverage and consistency of a varformat on a data.frame

Combine

`+`(<procr_varformat>): Add Two procr_varformat Objects
`*`(<procr_varformat>): Multiply Two procr_varformat Objects

Convert

as.data.frame(<procr_varformat>): Convert procr_varformat to data.frame
generate_header(): Expand a procr_varformat to Header Dimensions

Tables

Create

create_table_count() create_table_sum() create_table_mean() create_table_quantile() create_table_median() create_table_max() create_table_min() create_table_custom(): Create Summary Tables from a Data Frame

Add

add_data() get_data(): Add or Get Data to/from procr_table Object
set_metadata() get_metadata(): Set or Get Table Metadata
set_layout() get_layout(): Set or Get Table Layout
set_data_numfmt() get_data_numfmt(): Set or Get Number Formatting for a Data Matrix
set_data_unit() get_data_unit(): Set or Get the Unit for a Data Matrix

Print

print(<procr_table>): Print a procr_table by Showing HTML in the Viewer
show_info(): Print a Structural Summary of a procr_table

Export

to_html() to_gt(): Convert a procr_table to a gt Object or HTML String
to_wb(): Export procr_table Objects to an Excel workbook
wb_add_procr_table(): Add a procr_table to an Excel sheet using the openxlsx2 package
wb_add_procr_table_accessible(): Add Procr Table to Sheet (Accessible Version)
wb_add_procr_table_csv(): Add Procr Table to Sheet (CSV Version)
write_wb(): Write an Excel Workbook to File

Data

Datasets included in the package for demo purposes.

eusilc: Synthetic EU-SILC data

Utility functions

Convenient helpers that enable shorter code.

inrange() `%inrange%`: Check if values are within a numeric interval