Also a very neat summary table. Thanks to @JoelGires for pointing me to the {summarytools} package and it's `dfSummary()` function.
Also a very neat summary table. Thanks to @JoelGires for pointing me to the {summarytools} package and it's `dfSummary()` function. https://t.co/322it7QtEM
Though, this summary is a tiny bit harder to operate. To get the neat looking table, you have to pass it to `stview()` from {summarytools}.
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@rappa753 @JoelGires The skim() function in the package skimr is doing all this automatically except from the fancy colors.
@rappa753 @JoelGires I use dfSummary() to help create data dictionaries!
