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Flexible way to format table values using dplyr & formattable
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library(tidyverse) #need dplyr 1.0.0+ https://www.tidyverse.org/blog/2020/03/dplyr-1-0-0-summarise/ | |
library(formattable) | |
df <- tibble(spent = 1:10, | |
refund = 100:109, | |
perc = seq(0.1, 1, 0.1), | |
num = 1000:1009, | |
blah = 1000:1009) | |
style_table_values <- function(df, | |
comma = NULL, | |
percent = NULL, | |
currency = NULL, | |
comma_digits = 0, | |
percent_digits = 1, | |
currency_digits = 0) { | |
comma_expr <- enexpr(comma) | |
percent_expr <- enexpr(percent) | |
currency_expr <- enexpr(currency) | |
df %>% | |
mutate(across(c(!!comma_expr), formattable::comma, digits = comma_digits), | |
across(c(!!percent_expr), formattable::percent, digits = percent_digits), | |
across(c(!!currency_expr), formattable::currency, digits = currency_digits)) | |
} | |
style_table_values(df, | |
comma = contains("num"), | |
percent = c(contains("perc"), contains("spent")), | |
percent_digits = 0) |
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