The screen_outliers default is going to be set to TRUE, which is different to the behaviour of the #plotthedots excel tool, and SQL tool.
Write a vignette to detail the behaviour, and demonstrates the settings to be used by a user wanting to remain completely faithful to the calculation methods of the excel tool.
Originally posted by @tomjemmett in https://github.com/nhs-r-community/NHSRplotthedots/issues/81#issuecomment-926095939
@ThomUK - would you be interested in some of the documentation for this? That could be a separate issue that is ticked off after this is merged. I’m likely not going to have enough capacity to work on this project for next few weeks
The screen_outliers default is going to be set to TRUE, which is different to the behaviour of the #plotthedots excel tool, and SQL tool.
Write a vignette to detail the behaviour, and demonstrates the settings to be used by a user wanting to remain completely faithful to the calculation methods of the excel tool.
Originally posted by @tomjemmett in https://github.com/nhs-r-community/NHSRplotthedots/issues/81#issuecomment-926095939 @ThomUK - would you be interested in some of the documentation for this? That could be a separate issue that is ticked off after this is merged. I’m likely not going to have enough capacity to work on this project for next few weeks