Easy Summary Tables in R with gtsummary

The gtsummary package lets you produce summary statistics for your numeric and categorical variables, formatted into a neat table. You can include p-values for pairwise comparisons and also split your summary across the categories of one of your covariates.

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[raould]

This is excellent, very helpful! Thank you so much for this!

[SimonMcGrath]

Thanks very much. This is a great little package, well explained, and it’s made my life a lot easier.

[hseyedagha]

that was helpful, thanks for sharing 😊😊

[luwanda]

Thanks, Walker! I am now your new subscriber

[AM-rpxn]

In the middle of finishing a research thesis and was struggling with the table 1 function. Thanks for explaining the functionality of this package in such an easy to understand way!

[diegorada]

Thank you for the excellent video. Is there any way to add the missing value propositions by variable?

[andresvinueza]

Muchisimas gracias. Saludos desde Cuba. :)

[jukangRN]

Thank you for the video. I get an error message below when I try to require (installation works without any issues) gtsummary. Do you know what I should do to solve this issue?
I would appreciate any guidance. Thanks.
"Error: package or namespace load failed for ‘gtsummary’ in loadNamespace(i, c(lib.loc, .libPaths()), versionCheck = vI[[i]]):
namespace ‘vctrs’ 0.6.2 is already loaded, but >= 0.6.3 is required"

[MizanurShuvraRidwan]

Thanks for the video, do you know how to create summary tables for Multiple response questions? Would highly appreciate any guidance.

[dllecst]

is there a way I can include complex survey design to get weighted estimates?

[kondaranjithgoud]

Hello Sir,

Could you please guide me how to convert the viewer window to RTF file in R

[matiasramirez]

should this package work well when knitting into PDF or word?

[nukenelson]

Is it possible that alongwith P value we also have Chi Square Statistics value & df value in GtSummary table..if yes what's the code