rkward, review of most recent version, basic analysis

[someone]

I forgot one part. I wrote"The columns in the descriptive analysis are mean, min, max, standard deviation, length of sample, and number of NAs. "I meant to ask, is it possible to have an option, a check box or something, that you can select which of those you want? And could sum be one of the possible columns?
Thanks
Gene


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From: someone <maffydoit at aol.com>
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Sent: Thu, May 19, 2022 6:45 pm
Subject: rkward, review of most recent version, basic analysis

Hi 
I downloaded the most recent nightly version 1082 for windows. A couple of comments.
The install went very well. I noticed there is now an uninstall option in the windows menu. That's good.
I imported a csv file, and then did a basic frequency, or crosstab, n to n. 
A couple of suggestions and a question.
First, the results look correct.
This is how my variable of interest is listed on the output tablemy.csv.data[["AreaRegion"]]

That is, of course, the correct variable, but is this part necessary? my.csv.data[["  "]] 
Also, the frequency is laid out this way
var1   var2   var3freq    freq   freq
Is it possible to have the results come out this way?
var1   freqvar2   freqvar3   freq

Now a question. The results also has this. Does that mean anything? I guess it's not an error.
Messages, warnings, or errors:Loading required package: R2HTML

Then i did descriptive statistics. Ah, well. I clicked on Analysis, then Descriptive Statistics. A blank screen shows up with only this textRKWard output initialized on Thu May 19 18:36:11 2022 

It turns out the dialog box -did- come up, but it got immediately put behind my other programs (email, word processor). I'm not sure if that's just me.
I then got to the dialog box, and i noticed that "Auto close" was checked. I noticed this because when I ran the analysis, i didn't see the results. I guess because the autoclose. So i unchecked that and ran the analysis again. The results looked good.
Perhaps a suggestion, although it's a nice to have, but not necessary. 
The columns in the descriptive analysis are mean, min, max, standard deviation, length of sample, and number of NAs.  I'm not exactly sure what "length of sample" means. I'm assuming it's number of units in that category, that is, N. 
That's all for the moment. I'm really not sure if any of the things I'm describing are particular to me, and won't show up for anyone else.
Thanks
Gene
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