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Codebooks are designed to work with whole numbers. A weighted dataset present a count as a decimal and this breaks the presentation of the codebook significantly.
We should warn users of this behavior, and denote the fix in examples:
weight(ds) <- NULL
Datasets must be unweighted and this needs to be made clear for the user. Consider adding an in-code warning or stop(). We can't "do it for them" because we don't want to edit the state of a dataset on behafl of a user (let's say they are generating a codebook for a client but the client is also looking at these data in crunch).
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Codebooks are designed to work with whole numbers. A weighted dataset present a count as a decimal and this breaks the presentation of the codebook significantly.
We should warn users of this behavior, and denote the fix in examples:
Datasets must be unweighted and this needs to be made clear for the user. Consider adding an in-code warning or stop(). We can't "do it for them" because we don't want to edit the state of a dataset on behafl of a user (let's say they are generating a codebook for a client but the client is also looking at these data in crunch).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: