Open jukkiebah opened 2 years ago
Hi @jukkiebah,
freq()
is not part of the AMR
package, it is part of the cleaner
package so I moved the issue here.
What is the reason you would like to omit the cumulative count column? If you want to omit it for reporting, you can of course use base R or the dplyr
package to remove it:
library(dplyr)
library(cleaner)
starwars %>%
freq(gender)
#> Frequency table
#>
#> Class: character
#> Length: 87
#> Available: 83 (95.40%, NA: 4 = 4.60%)
#> Unique: 2
#>
#> Shortest: 8
#> Longest: 9
#>
#> Item Count Percent Cum. Count Cum. Percent
#> --- ----------- ------- --------- ------------ --------------
#> 1 masculine 66 79.52% 66 79.52%
#> 2 feminine 17 20.48% 83 100.00%
starwars %>%
freq(gender) %>%
select(-cum_count)
#> item count percent cum_percent
#> 1 masculine 66 0.7951807 0.7951807
#> 2 feminine 17 0.2048193 1.0000000
This will remove the nice printing structure, since the function is built around the requirement of the cum_count
and cum_percent
columns. So I'm curious what the win would be to remove them 🙂
Ok Thanks That's not want i want indeed. Ill just do with all the columns then. Thanks
hai
is it possible to print frequency tables using the freq() function, without a cum count column?
thanks