Discussed with Danielle, Dave, and Ryan on 9/7/21. Decided for phase 2 to add scientific notation to subsetting tab.
@d-callan will look into when R switches to scientific notation so we can use the same cutoffs. I found one vignette that suggests on the low end, it switches when values are <0.001.
If a variable contains any values that should be shown in scientific notation, all values will be shown in scientific notation. This will impact the histogram x-axis label, the min, mean, and max, the subsetting range parameters, the x-axis range parameters, the bin width parameter, and the bin ranges displayed in the mouseovers.
Discussed with Danielle, Dave, and Ryan on 9/7/21. Decided for phase 2 to add scientific notation to subsetting tab.
@d-callan will look into when R switches to scientific notation so we can use the same cutoffs. I found one vignette that suggests on the low end, it switches when values are <0.001.
If a variable contains any values that should be shown in scientific notation, all values will be shown in scientific notation. This will impact the histogram x-axis label, the min, mean, and max, the subsetting range parameters, the x-axis range parameters, the bin width parameter, and the bin ranges displayed in the mouseovers.