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reportRmd 0.1.0

New features

• cumulative incidence can now be summarised by event type and time
• revised survival curves are now properly aligned and return ggplots
• variable labels are automatically displayed in summary tables
• forest plots now suppose poisson and negative binomial models
• options to globally set the number of digits for a report

Minor improvements and fixes

• updated excelCol to handle column ranges (ie A-Z, instead of A,B,C,…)
• updated mvsum to accept negative binomial models from MASS
• updated uvsum to fit negative binomial models
• differentiated univariate and multivariable estimates in forest plots with shapes
• added functionality to export tables in html and latex formats
• added functionality to summarise date variables
• previously the digit argument did not work for variables with more than one class, this has been fixed
• long data calls (as may be created with tidy statements) are now supported in summary functions
• table bolding for interaction terms is now consistent
• Total N, Number of Events now properly reported when interactions are present
• nestTable now works properly with two-column tables
• covTitle argument restored in rm_covsum

reportRmd 0.0.2

• Added functionality to include effect sizes in summary tables
• forestplot2 now works with geeglm objects

Bug fixes: - fixed bug where some p-values didn’t output after update to R 4.2.2 - special characters now better shown in tables - fixed bug so that NA are always shown as blank - fixed bug in nestTable so that variable indenting is consistent

reportRmd 0.0.1

• 5 October 2022 first CRAN release

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