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In the SOA solution for the December 2019 exam they have a table that makes it clear that we should combine a variable. It looks like this
Martial_status…………target=low value…………target=high value…………n…………proportion of high value
divorced……………………5829………………………………669……………………6498…………0.10295476
Married-AF_spouse……19…………………………………..12……………………31……………….0.38709677
etc. etc. note I can not copy paste a table here either so it also does not look good, but in the actual solution it is very clear.
This table makes it VERY quick and easy to see what needs to be combined. It would take two seconds using a pivot table in excel but we can not use that feature.
I like doing:
table(df$marital_status,df$value_flag)
which gives me the perfect summary. However I can not easily copy and paste this from R to excel.
Rather than write some confusing (and easily forgotten) code in R to make this table, how do we get this table into our word document???
Is there some easy way to copy from R to excel? Is this a simple function not contained in the solution?
simply control c + control v, after you paste the table into word, select the whole table and go to ‘layout’ tab, use Autofit – Autofit to contents or Autofit to window
pls correct me if this doesnt work.
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You can simply use the copy (Ctrl+C) and paste (Ctrl+V) commands. After pasting the table into Word, select the entire table and navigate to the ‘Layout’ tab, where you can utilize the ‘Autofit’ option, choosing either ‘Autofit to Contents’ or ‘Autofit to Window.’
Feel free to correct me if this method doesn’t yield the desired results.
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