- result
A <summarised_result> with results of the type "cohort_code_use".
- type
Type of desired formatted table. To see supported formats
use visOmopResults::tableType().
- header
A vector specifying the elements to include in the header. The
order of elements matters, with the first being the topmost header.
The header vector can contain one of the following variables: "cdm_name",
"codelist_name", "standard_concept_name", "standard_concept_id",
"estimate_name", "source_concept_name", "source_concept_id", "domain_id". If
results are stratified, "year", "sex", "age_group" can also be used.
Alternatively, it can include other names to use as overall header labels.
- groupColumn
Variables to use as group labels. Allowed columns are:
"cdm_name", "codelist_name", "standard_concept_name", "standard_concept_id",
"estimate_name", "source_concept_name", "source_concept_id", "domain_id". If
results are stratified, "year", "sex", "age_group" can also be used.
These cannot be used in header.
- hide
Table columns to exclude, options are: "cdm_name",
"codelist_name", "year", "sex", "age_group", "standard_concept_name",
"standard_concept_id", "estimate_name", "source_concept_name",
"source_concept_id", "domain_id". If results are stratified, "year", "sex",
"age_group" can also be used. These cannot be used in header or groupColumn.
- .options
Named list with additional formatting options.
visOmopResults::tableOptions() shows allowed arguments and
their default values.
- style
A character string or custom R code to define the visual formatting
of the table. This argument can be provided in two ways: (1) Pre-defined Styles
(Character String): Use a name for a built-in style (e.g., "darwin"). See
visOmopResults::tableStyle() for available options. (2) Custome Code (Advanced):
Supply a block of custom R code. This code must be specific to the table type.
See visOmopResults::tableStyleCode() for structural examples.