R in Displayr.
How to Blank Cells with Small Sample Sizes using R in Displayr
Many researchers like to suppress statistics that have small sample sizes. This often is to prevent clients from making false interpretations from the data.
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How to Sort your Data with R in Displayr
Automatically sorting your tables and charts (typically highest to lowest) is a key thing researchers like to do. Displayr has lots of ways to do...
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How to Use Your Twitter Data in Displayr
There is a wealth of data available for analysis from the various social media platforms including Twitter. In this post, we discuss how to load...
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How to Relabel Rows and Columns of Tables using R in Displayr
Displayr enables you to flexibly mix data from different tables.
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How to Blank and Cap Cells of Tables Using R in Displayr
So you've made a table in Displayr and now you want to modify the contents (without changing the variables involved). With a bit of R...
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How to Dynamically Create Hyperlinks in Displayr
If you're creating a dashboard where you want the users to be able to go to different web sites or pages based on selections they've...
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How to do Simple Table Manipulations with R Using Displayr
R is not just a tool for the data science elite. It is an immensely powerful tool that can be used by market researchers in...
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How to Calculate Jaccard Coefficients in Displayr Using R
Jaccard coefficients, also know as Jaccard indexes or Jaccard similarities, are measures of the similarity or overlap between a pair of binary variables. In Displayr,...
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Simple Web Scraping in Displayr Using R
Web scraping (also referred to as web data extraction or web harvesting) is the process of using software to fetch the contents of a web...
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How to Combine Complicated Tables in Displayr Using R
While visualizations are often the main event in Displayr documents, tables can have their place too. You may sometimes wish to combine results from several...
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How to Compute D-Error for a Choice Experiment Using Displayr
D-error is a way of summarizing how good a design is at extracting information from respondents in a choice experiment.
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How to Split Text Strings in Displayr
String splitting is the process of breaking up a text string in a systematic way so that the individual parts of the text can be...
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How to Stack Data in Displayr Using R
Data stacking is a data preparation step where a data set is split into subsets, and the subsets are merged by case (or stacked on...
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How to Create Customized Tables in Displayr Using R
You can create tables with custom formatting in Displayr by writing some R code. This lets you go beyond the table styles that are available...
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How to Create a Pseudo-Package in Displayr
A great way to improve your efficiency when using R and Displayr is by creating custom functions that you can reuse over and over. One...
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Using Code to Show Significant Results with Arrows in Displayr
The tables in Displayr include arrows and font colors to highlight interesting results. These arrows are also available on many of the charts. Adding similar...
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How to Create a Dynamic Bullet-Point List in Displayr Using R
When building dashboards using Displayr, users tend focus on data tables and various visualizations (for understandable reasons). But suppose we want to display key metrics...
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How to Show Sentiment in Word Clouds using R
The Word Cloud above summarizes some data from tweets by President Trump. The green words are words that are significantly more likely to be used…
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