fixing create_analysis_median #38
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the function was calculating the mean instead of the median when a subset of the dataframe had only NAs. All values were the mean, instead of the median. error was coming from the tryCatch that was not catching the correct error. The tryCatch was initially introduced to have the function run when only NA. It was now catching another error, i.e. when only subset has only missing value.
The default calculation from survey_median is to take the lower value when the median is between 2 value, e.g. c(1,2) will return 1. create_analysis_median will take the mean of the value by default, i.e. 1.5 Updating version number as well
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the function was calculating the mean instead of the median when a subset of the dataframe had only NAs. All values were the mean, instead of the median.
error was coming from the tryCatch that was not catching the correct error. The tryCatch was initially introduced to have the function run when only NA. It was now catching another error, i.e. when only subset has only missing value.