Michael Stackhouse

One way to resolve this would be to capture `desc(ord_layer_1)` in the call to `apply_row_masks()` and use that when the row breaks are inserted: ```r apply_row_masks(row_breaks = TRUE, ord_layer_index, desc(ord_layer_1))...

Thanks, @thebioengineer. We can squeeze that in with the next release.

@elimillera looking at this output, note row 1: ``` # A tibble: 13 × 8 row_label1 row_label2 var1_Placebo `var1_Xanomeli…` `var1_Xanomeli…` ord_layer_index ord_layer_1 ord_layer_2 1 CARDIAC DISORDERS "CARDIAC DIS… " 5...

@elimillera The functionality looks right now - but I have a suggestion for the API so I'm curious of your thoughts on that.

Thanks, @om9391 - I can think of a couple different workarounds for this (like you could pre-process by concatenating visits and PARAMCD together then post process to separate it), but...

@statasaurus tagging you to put this on your radar

@elimillera I want to keep the develop of this functionality off of devel until we're really ready. So the tlang_compatibility branch was created off of devel, and then this development...

Ok - I have a working proof of concept here. Without modifying the `get_numeric_data()` API, this has count layers and desc layers returning a standardized dataframe with renamed row labels...

Can you give the rlang::last_error() output?

Oh - wait. Run `get_numeric_data()` instead of build. The tlang compatibility is meant to work with that function instead of `build()`