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qol 1.4: Introducing Revolutionary New Reverse Pipe Operator

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qol is an all purpose package which wants to make descriptive evaluations easier. It offers a lot of data wrangling and tabulation functions to generate bigger and more complex tables in less time with less code. One of the main goals is to make code more readable and have a more natural workflow.…

qol 1.2.2: New Update Offers New Options To Compute Percentages

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The new update offers some new ways of computing different percentages. The full release notes can be seen here.

qol 1.2.1: Update Brings More Functions, More Functionalities, More Optimizations And A Bunch Of Fixes

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Another update found its way to CRAN. Thematically it goes with the previous update, meaning more on data wrangling, adjusted and added functionalities to established functions, bug fixes and optimizations.

qol 1.2.0: MASSIVE Update Makes It Its Own Ecosystem For Descriptive Evaluations And Data Wrangling

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With the newest update this package brings even more SAS functionalities to R and becomes its own ecosystem. So what’s in it?

A Further Comparison Of qol And SAS

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In SAS you have to assign Libraries to have access to a file path. When assigning a Library SAS directly checks, if the given path is valid. Additionally you can view all the SAS data files in the user interface, which are available in a Library:

Powerful Tabulation Thanks To SAS Concepts

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SAS is a flagship when it comes to creating massive descriptive tables with little effort, because it offers the right tools. This package tries to adapt some of these to also make them available in R.

Bringing Powerful ‘SAS’ Inspired Concepts for more Efficient Bigger Outputs to ‘R’

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The main goal is to make descriptive evaluations easier to create bigger and more complex outputs in less time with less code. Introducing format containers with multilabels, a more powerful summarise which is capable to output every possible combination of the provided grouping variables in one…

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