Export frequencies for a set of variables to a word doc.

This function makes it easy to export frequencies and cross-tabs of a set of variables to a Word Document. It uses the

Usage

get_all_freqs(
  data,
  cols,
  group = NULL,
  wt = NULL,
  drop_zero = FALSE,
  decimals = 1,
  na.rm = TRUE,
  show_genpop = FALSE,
  file_name
)

data: A data frame or tibble object
cols: <tidy-select> The variables you want to get the correlations for.
group: <tidy-select> A selection of columns to group the data by in addition to treats. This operates very similarly to .by from dplyr (for more info on that see ?dplyr_by). See examples to see how it operates.
wt: A character string. Add if you have a weighting variable and want to get weighted frequencies
drop_zero: Logical. Determines if rows with 0 should be removed. Default is FALSE.
decimals: Number of decimals each number should be rounded to. Default is 1.
na.rm: Logical. Determines if NAs should be kept or removed. Default is TRUE.
show_genpop: Logical. Determines if there is a column showing the frequencies for the general population. Default is FALSE which does not include columns for the full sample. If TRUE, includeds two columns at the end for the full sample.
file_name: A character string specifying the name of the file to be created with the frequencies and where the file will be located. File must end in .docx