How to Use Dropdown Menus in Tables With R | Step-By-Step Tutorial

[@rappa753]

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[@cleandata_sk]

Thanks Albert! I found your YT just recently, but it has been a huge help already.

[@rappa753]

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[@alencaru]

Perfect! That was what I was looking for

[@rappa753]

Excellent! Always happy to help out 😀

[@joaoafonsopoester2718]

Thank you Albert, I really liked this. I am new to integrating javascript and R, but do you think that it is possible to use filters like that in plots?

[@rappa753]

Glad that you enjoy this video :) With plots like with ggplot, it's more tricky. You would have to use some Shiny in that case. If you're a fan of {plotly} you could combine that with {crosstalk}. I've explained that at 3mw.albert-rapp.de/p/3mw-build-dashboards-without-shiny-servers-webr or if you want to go down the JS route, you could use Observable Plot which has a bit of a similar syntax as ggplot. See here: observablehq.com/@observablehq/plot-from-ggplot2

[@trueperson22]

Thank you. Great tip.

[@rappa753]

You're welcome 🤗

[@ambhat3953]

Is there any table package in R where it shows total and if we filter (like you did in this video), it shows the filtered total ? I haven't seen such option available in gt() or flextable() or formattable() or dt()

[@rappa753]

Yup, you can do that with {reactable}. But depending on your use case you might have to inject a tiny JavaScript function into the code. You can take a look at the examples at glin.github.io/reactable/articles/cookbook/cookbook.html#total-rows (Also I will make a video on that soon)

[@ambhat3953]

@@rappa753 thnx

[@rappa753]

In case you haven't seen that yet, I released a video about this. You can find it at kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2TYk6qLarqsp9k

[@ambhat3953]

@@rappa753 Yeah i saw it, thanks!