NEWS.md
    IN PROGRESS kableExtra::collapse_rows version 1.3.4 doesn’t work properly causing issues for univariable_table HTML output. This release will require the latest version of that package once it is available on CRAN with the fix.
IN PROGRESS Updating usage of dplyr functions to conform to most recent syntax best practices
Updated functionality for cases when custom functions for “other” data types are used in univariate_table. Previously, these functions only picked up the summary values (i.e. it treated it as if it were a single summary statistic). Now, if the desired function produces a named vector as the result, the names (i.e. factor levels) will be attached and added to the result as is done for categorical data types.
Fixed a bug that caused the wrong ordering of columns in the result of univariate_table when there was more than nine (9) columns
absorb
print argument was renamed to trace
descriptives
na.rm and useNA arguments are no longer required for additional functionsna_string argument to for filling in NA result names.value) from result columnsfun_, col_, and val_ prefixes, respectivelydivide
dplyr::select()
drop argumentremove argumentstratiply
fasten)stretch
keep argument is removedkeys argument is replaced with key and send argument replaced with value
grable().typly
keep argumenttype_match
some_type
univariate_table
"q1" and "q3", respectively"median (q1, q3)" as the default string template for numeric variablesother are not displayed by defaultdepths finds the unique depth(s) of elements in a list that satisfy a predicatedepths_string finds paths and locations of elements that satisfy a predicatefasten takes a divided data frame and binds it back togethergrable makes a knitr::kable with stacked headersmuddle randomly permutes some or all of the columns of a data frame