I just discovered this behavior using dfSummary() when both the summarytools package and printr package are loaded in an Rmarkdown document.
Here is a reproducible example:
The following Rmarkdown document will produce what you expect using dfSummary():
When rendered produces:
However, if you add the printr package, then the rendered output includes both the Graph and text.graph. I finally figured it out through trial and error. I am posting this issue as a suggestion to add a note somewhere to warn the user when using dfSummary() to make sure they are not also loading the printr package when rendering Rmarkdown output.
When rendered produces:
I could not find any easy way to "turn off" the text.graph column.
I just discovered this behavior using
dfSummary()when both thesummarytoolspackage andprintrpackage are loaded in an Rmarkdown document.Here is a reproducible example:
The following Rmarkdown document will produce what you expect using
dfSummary():When rendered produces:
However, if you add the
printrpackage, then the rendered output includes both the Graph and text.graph. I finally figured it out through trial and error. I am posting this issue as a suggestion to add a note somewhere to warn the user when usingdfSummary()to make sure they are not also loading theprintrpackage when rendering Rmarkdown output.When rendered produces:
I could not find any easy way to "turn off" the
text.graphcolumn.