Creating presentation-ready summary tables with {gtsummary} by Emily Zabor (9/30/2020)

Emily Zabor speaks to the Cleveland R User Group on

[@case0fmundays]

I am in love with this package!!!! I have been digging up all types of data from my past to create tables, even though they're all published or discontinued projects. I can't get enough!!!! And the presentation was really concise, understandable, and overall a pleasure to watch. Thank you!!!

[@jdblischak]

Emily's slides are available at www.emilyzabor.com/cleveland-r-gtsummary/

[@ashortgoodbye]

This is really incredible! Thank you for making such a usable and necessary package making reproducible research more attainable to those of us that use many tables!

[@aboum-2305]

Amazing Package! Exactly what I am looking for in my research! THANK YOU!

[@TotorasLife]

Thank you for the neat package!!! 👍

[@michaelgreco6740]

great video. really big help!

[@galan8115]

Thank you for this package. Now I only need to further investigate how can I plot/print them as a separate object... Kable should do the trick to save them.

[@sacumut]

Wow! Amazing. Thank you so much.

[@carvalhoribeiro]

Thank you so much !

[@cagataykiyici2921]

Thank you very much !

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

This is excellent!

[@juansebastiancely5773]

This package is amazing. Thank you very much!

[@chengwang8393]

Here is my question: Many times the variables in multi-regression model are less than those in uni-regression model, then how to merge these two "gt" files? Does anybody find out some solutions? Thanks!

[@huNT2fUN]

I am using rgui 64 console table summary could not find any help me

[@umarhussain5957]

Madam can you share ur script here