‘Fixing’ long tables in jamovi

Motivation

This post¹ shows two different ways to format descriptive tables in jamovi.

Understanding the problem

When creating descriptive tables in jamovi² , you can either select to display variables across columns or across rows. Depending on your choice, tables may not fit your needs.

Below are two examples of descriptive tables generated in jamovi. Figure 1 shows a table with variables across columns and Figure 2 shows a table with variables across rows.

Learn how to choose either format by watching the video at the end of this post.

Tip

Instead of copying a table from the output, you can export the table as PDF. Some journal articles require authors to save tables as PDF and submit them as separate files.

Figure 1: Descriptive table with variables across columns

Figure 2: Descriptive table with variables across rows

The solution

Footnotes

Illustration by Oleg Shcherba from Ouch! ↩︎
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Citation

BibTeX citation:

@online{furtado_jr2022,
  author = {Furtado Jr, Ovande},
  title = {“{Fixing}” Long Tables in Jamovi},
  date = {2022-05-16},
  langid = {en}
}

For attribution, please cite this work as:

Furtado Jr, Ovande. 2022. “‘Fixing’ Long Tables in Jamovi.” May 16, 2022.