via stargazer and knitr
Usage
df_to_viewer(
x,
rownames = TRUE,
summ = F,
kable = TRUE,
by = NULL,
html = FALSE,
colformat = NULL,
sg.style = "ajs",
k.style = "default",
digits = 2,
kable.options = list(),
cells.by.merge = T,
cells.by.indent = T,
...
)Arguments
- rownames
Logical, if rownames should be shown.
- summ
Passed to `summary` argument of stargazer.
- kable
logical. If data.frame should be passed to kable. If true, ... will be passed to function kableExtra::kable_styling. Defaults to TRUE. If FALSE, passes df to stargazer.
- by
The name of variable to group the rows by. Used only when `kable=TRUE`
- html
If viewer should be ignored and just html code returned (useful to embed in Rmarkdown outputs
- colformat
Formats each column using `sprintf`. If numeric, applies rounding only, if character, is passed to `sprintf` directly. Can be named to match x's column names. If not named, must have the same length as there are columns in x.
- sg.style
'style' argument of `stargazer`.
- k.style
Applies custom kableStyling style, might take two values "default", and "custom".
- kable.options
A list of arguments passed to `kable` function.
- cells.by.merge
The headers created by `by` argument can be a single cell spanning all the columns (TRUE) or the subheader can be put in the new line's first column (FALSE). The latter tables are easier to hande in, e.g. MS Word.
- cells.by.indent
Logical. Whether 'by' headers should have an indent.
- ...
Other arguments passed to `stargazer` or `kableStyling()`.
- df
data.frame to show. Also works with a list of fitted lm() models.