Create fantastic tables using gtExtras in R.

[@RProgramming101]

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[@lancemisland3126]

😮--- literally me whilst watching this video. THANKS!!

[@SierraIndiaMike-jr7sn]

Me too!😮

[@NattyGism]

Awesome yet again 🎉 Greg , my R superhero 😎

[@mocabeentrill]

'Don't do drugs, Do your best, Boom shakalaka'-Greg Martin

[@luqmanaim]

Hi Greg, love your videos, do you think you could make a video on survival analysis on R? Kaplan Meier curves, cox regressions etc. Would be super helpful for a lot of us

[@RProgramming101]

Yes. Will do.

[@davidhernandezmeseguer4206]

Hello Thomas, first of all, thank you for providing us this excellent frameowrk. I got a problem with the gtExtras package, it shows an error and doesnt allow me to use fucntions such as gt_pplt_summary(). I´ve tried everything I could. Any idea what could it be?

[@RProgramming101]

Thanks for the question. Will look into this and get back to you.

[@Mark-ob5ip]

I had to install the package "svglite"

[@AlbertoFCabreraCasillas]

Excellent lesson. Is it possible to have a common x-axis? For instance, by centering?

[@gianluca.pastorelli]

I think those distributions do have a common x-axis, they just represent different values on it (you can see that from the different mean and median values)

[@krono32]

Thank you for this video! Can you please do one on how to make pie charts? I have been doing a lot of digging for good videos on them, but I haven't had any luck:(

[@gianluca.pastorelli]

That's because a good statistician would never use pie charts 😉

[@imthatnggruponthatnag7784]

@@gianluca.pastorelli 😂

[@rupsamaitra3768]

Sir kindly do a tutorial on trend analysis like Mann-Kendal and WAVK Test

[@RProgramming101]

Will do 👍🏻

[@shaimasoltane8445]

👏👏

[@timestoryx]

🎉😮😮

[@MrVigon]

Cool

[@chip308]

This is fucking awesome!😂

[@jababnamgay6366]

excellent tutorial

[@RProgramming101]

Thanks

[@Muchael754]

Excellent content and very timely! I looked for something like this just yesterday! I’ll try it now🥰 We plot charts but the precise values are often found only in the text, which I found inconvenient as we need to either remember or add the values manually to a presentation slide. It is nice to have a summary with values visually 🎉

[@afjamo]

I got an error after trying the iris summary table: Error in loadNamespace(x) : there is no package called ‘svglite’. I could get it to work after installing the package 'svglite'. Thanks for your introduction, Greg!