I am having trouble resolving an issue with the gtsummary R package, specifically with a word that keeps appearing in the output (“Characteristic”), and I cannot figure out how to remove or modify it. The word seems to be automatically generated by the package when formatting or calculating certain statistics, such as confidence intervals, but I am unsure how to address it effectively.

I am having trouble resolving an issue with the gtsummary R package, specifically with a word that keeps appearing in the output (“Characteristic”), and I cannot figure out how to remove or modify it. The word seems to be automatically generated by the package when formatting or calculating certain statistics, such as confidence intervals, but I am unsure how to address it effectively.

I am having trouble resolving an issue with the gtsummary R package, specifically with a word that keeps appearing in the output (“Characteristic”), and I cannot figure out how to remove or modify it. The word seems to be automatically generated by the package when formatting or calculating certain statistics, such as confidence intervals, but I am unsure how to address it effectively.

I have to create summary table for several variables organized in wide format. Row data has two decimals and some of them 4 (log-transformed). When I pass digits = ~c(0, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2) for statistic = ~ c("{N_nonmiss}", "{mean}", "{GMean}", "{sd}", "{CV}", "{median}", "{min}", "{max}") I get two decimals for all variables, as expected.

I have to create summary table for several variables organized in wide format. Row data has two decimals and some of them 4 (log-transformed). When I pass digits = ~c(0, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2) for statistic = ~ c("{N_nonmiss}", "{mean}", "{GMean}", "{sd}", "{CV}", "{median}", "{min}", "{max}") I get two decimals for all variables, as expected.

I have to create summary table for several variables organized in wide format. Row data has two decimals and some of them 4 (log-transformed). When I pass digits = ~c(0, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2) for statistic = ~ c("{N_nonmiss}", "{mean}", "{GMean}", "{sd}", "{CV}", "{median}", "{min}", "{max}") I get two decimals for all variables, as expected.

I would like to have an inline_text output with the percentage and ci in parentheses.
I managed to make the table, create the inline_text with the percentage but I couldn’t include the ci.

I am using the tidycmprsk package along with the tbl_cuminc() function to create a summary table of cumulative incidence. Currently, values below 10 are displayed with one decimal place, while values above 10 are rounded to the nearest whole number.

I would like to make a table of means with CIs or median and quartiles of a continuous variable for several categorical variables.
The model table shows my expectation with the result.
I need to do this for a survey data.
I did several searches but didn’t find a solution in gtsummary.

I would like to make a table of means with CIs or median and quartiles of a continuous variable for several categorical variables.
The model table shows my expectation with the result.
I need to do this for a survey data.
I did several searches but didn’t find a solution in gtsummary.