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Get a tibble returned with n records sorted either by descending order (default) or ascending order.
top_n_tbl(.data, .n_records, .arrange_value = TRUE, ...)The data you want to pass to the function
How many records you want returned
A boolean with TRUE as the default. TRUE sorts data in descending order
The columns you want to pass to the function.
Steven P. Sanderson II, MPH
Requires a data.frame/tibble
Requires at least one column to be chosen inside of the ...
Will return the tibble in sorted order that is chosen with descending as the default
library(healthyR.data)
df <- healthyR_data
df_tbl <- top_n_tbl(
.data = df
, .n_records = 3
, .arrange_value = TRUE
, service_line
, payer_grouping
)
print(df_tbl)
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