COT3 Rates - Table

Region Fast_Q1 None_Q1 Open_Q1 Standard_Q1 Variance_Fast Variance_None Variance_Open Variance_Standard
Acas East Midlands 13.07 0 15.30 48.59 6.25 3.23 4.49 -15.42
Acas East of England 21.69 0 34.18 69.86 -2.59 19.76 -13.99 -33.42
Acas London 15.73 0 15.53 49.03 3.25 12.86 -1.21 -24.64
Acas North East 17.81 0 18.15 30.77 5.82 2.65 3.08 -4.49
Acas North West 20.81 0 25.61 41.41 -3.15 9.63 -5.21 -8.42
Acas Scotland 16.77 0 16.05 33.33 3.31 3.64 1.80 -10.25
Acas South East 25.00 0 30.00 68.18 -0.56 8.15 -14.09 -28.01
Acas South West 11.58 0 16.00 54.55 1.96 2.17 1.27 -30.48
Acas Wales 21.71 0 8.33 27.88 -4.68 6.99 9.25 -2.83
Acas West Midlands 22.73 0 21.05 50.67 -0.21 2.29 -1.44 -17.51
Acas Yorkshire and Humber 16.67 0 15.52 59.26 6.99 48.85 4.08 -31.48

COT3 Rates - Chart

Then we can use narrative to explain what’s going on, but the next sentence was created automatically by R so we don’t have to worry about getting the stats right. The biggest positive variance was in Variance_None for the Acas Yorkshire and Humber region, with a variance of 48.85. We said we’d maybe include graphs only at the top here and then the tables in an annex, but this is just for illustrative purposes. It will be easy to move the chunks around to where we want them once we’ve set everything up.

Resolution Rates - Table

Region Fast_Q1 None_Q1 Open_Q1 Standard_Q1 Variance_Fast Variance_None Variance_Open Variance_Standard
Acas East Midlands 13.07 0 15.30 48.59 6.25 3.23 4.49 -15.42
Acas East of England 21.69 0 34.18 69.86 -2.59 19.76 -13.99 -33.42
Acas London 15.73 0 15.53 49.03 3.25 12.86 -1.21 -24.64
Acas North East 17.81 0 18.15 30.77 5.82 2.65 3.08 -4.49
Acas North West 20.81 0 25.61 41.41 -3.15 9.63 -5.21 -8.42
Acas Scotland 16.77 0 16.05 33.33 3.31 3.64 1.80 -10.25
Acas South East 25.00 0 30.00 68.18 -0.56 8.15 -14.09 -28.01
Acas South West 11.58 0 16.00 54.55 1.96 2.17 1.27 -30.48
Acas Wales 21.71 0 8.33 27.88 -4.68 6.99 9.25 -2.83
Acas West Midlands 22.73 0 21.05 50.67 -0.21 2.29 -1.44 -17.51
Acas Yorkshire and Humber 16.67 0 15.52 59.26 6.99 48.85 4.08 -31.48

Resolution Rates - Chart

Then we can use narrative to explain what’s going on, but the next sentence was created automatically by R so we don’t have to worry about getting the stats right. The biggest negative variance was in Variance_Standard for the Acas East of England region, with a variance of -33.42. We said we’d maybe include graphs only at the top here and then the tables in an annex, but this is just for illustrative purposes. It will be easy to move the chunks around to where we want them once we’ve set everything up.

General info for text design in RMarkdown

For strikethroughs: do this

For bold: do this

For italics: do this

Headers get smaller if you put more # in front of them

Do two spaces at the end of a line to start a new paragraph