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I'm #tidystats, an R-package and Microsoft Word add-in to help researchers reproducibly report statistics. Created by @willemsleegers.

Joined September 2019
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I completely re-wrote the code for the new Microsoft Word add-in, so if there are any bugs, please let me know! You can leave a comment here or create an issue on GitHub: github.com/WillemSleegers/ti…
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New update out of the tidystats Word add-in! Some highlights: - A spiffy new look - Insert tables! - Replace statistics with a fixed value (useful for Stage 1 reports)
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This is mostly useful for preparing Stage 1 manuscripts of a Registered Report. You can simulate the data, conduct your analyses, then report them in the manuscript. Later when you have the actual data, you can automatically update the reported statistics with the real ones!
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Personally, I'm pretty exciting about the new look! Below you can see what it used to look like; that looks pretty dated to me now!
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Just submitted an update to the Word add-in to Microsoft, hopefully it'll be up soon!
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Let's try some semi-live tweeting about working on #tidystats! Goal: Add support for the rcorr() function from the Hmisc package.
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Looks like everything works!
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Just need to add a test for this particular analysis and it's done (pending additional testing in the add-ins).
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Development of the Google Doc add-in has started!
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