Merge pull request #2 from chengqian3/template

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Author: pangchaoran

templates/template.qmd

@@ -4,14 +4,15 @@ title: "<SAS/R/SAS vs R> <method name>"
 
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-**Note:** Your choice to use part or all to fit your topic
+*Italic words are note for you.\
+Your choice to use part or all to fit your topic.*
 
 ## R package versions
 
 R 4.3.1\
 mmrm 0.2.2
 
-**Note:** If there is only one available package this can be deleted. Otherwise please make a short list, paragraph or table. If there is a reason to use one package vs another please include it. Please make sure to include what version of the packages you are using
+*If there is only one available package this can be deleted. Otherwise please make a short list, paragraph or table. If there is a reason to use one package vs another please include it. Please make sure to include what version of the packages you are using*
 
 ## Data used
 
@@ -30,35 +31,35 @@ exData <- tibble::tribble(
   "val2", 2) 
 ```
 
-**Note:** a sentence or two about the data. Consider using a package like {skimr} to help illustrate the data.
+*a sentence or two about the data. Consider using a package like {skimr} to help illustrate the data.*
 
-## Example Code using {package name}
+## Example Code using <package name>
 
-**Note:** Describe more details about the method.\
+*Describe more details about the method.\
 If needed, add link to other web page/paper/SAS help methodology page, and list them in reference section.\
 Print key results as needed.\
-Add explanations about code and results as needed.
+Add explanations about code and results as needed.*
 
-## Example Code using {another package name}
+## Example Code using <another package name>
 
-**Note:** Add if there is more than one package
+*Add if there is more than one package*
 
 ## Comparison
 
-**Note:** If you are comparing more than one package or between different languages, consider adding in a table to illustrate some of the differences. When comparing between languages it can be nice to have a table with links to the pages with deeper dive of each language for a given method method like this table from the ANCOVA page:
+*If you are comparing more than one package or between different languages, consider adding in a table to illustrate some of the differences. When comparing between languages it can be nice to have a table with links to the pages with deeper dive of each language for a given method method like this table from the ANCOVA page:*
 
 | Analysis                                      | Supported in R          | Supported in SAS          | Results Match | Notes                                                                                    |
 |---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|
 | ANCOVA using general linear model and lsmeans | [Yes](../R/ancova.html) | [Yes](../SAS/ancova.html) | [Yes](#comp)  | `GLM()` function from **sasLM** with `EMEANS=TRUE` is the easiest to use and matches SAS |
 
-**Note:** But, even if you are just comparing the difference in same language it can be helpful to have a table with values of interest across different packages. Using dynamic content you can add the values to a table without manually putting in each value.\
-SAS result is very reliable in many cases.
+*But, even if you are just comparing the difference in same language it can be helpful to have a table with values of interest across different packages. Using dynamic content you can add the values to a table without manually putting in each value.\
+SAS result is very reliable in many cases.*
 
 ## Conclusion
 
-**Note:** add a conclusion about which language(s) or package(s) are more recommended.\
-This section could have a feature like paper abstract, e.g. about the selection of package or SAS PROC.
+*add a conclusion about which language(s) or package(s) are more recommended.\
+This section could have a feature like paper abstract, e.g. about the selection of package or SAS PROC.*
 
 ## Reference
 
-**Note:** Cite all sources and references used in the analysis.
+*Cite all sources and references used in the analysis.*