I would like prettyNum
to handle zero values differently; for example, instead of printing "0", have it print "<0.01". I have been looking at 开发者_开发技巧the zero.print
option but have only managed to get it print a single character. If for example you set zero.print="abc", only "a" will get printed (instead of "0").
Can you please let me know how to solve this problem? Or perhaps, prettyNum
and zero.print
it's not the way to go?
Thank you.
What about using:
print(ifelse(n==0, "<0.05", n))
zero.print
seems to accept only 1 character (although the help file talks about "character string"...)
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