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I am trying to run tbl_regression() on lme4 models. In R Markdown, the p-values can be seen in the output there. However, when I try to compile to a pdf or html, the p-values disappear, while the confidence intervals stay. I have no clue what is going wrong and would appreciate any help with this. Additionally, any help with keeping tbl_regression output from moving around in pdf compilers would be much appreciated.

fit <- lmer(va_int ~ (MMP9 == "TT") + age + Sex + BMI + smoking + (1 | id), 
            data = eye_data)
cat("Sample Size (n): ", nobs(fit), "\n")
tbl_regression(fit)

Is the code being ran. For note, the issues still occurred without results="asis" being present. In R Markdown, the p-value column shows up. But once the document is compiled, the p-value column completely disappears from tbl_regression output.

I have also attempted a regression on the mtcars dataset and had no issues printing p-values there. For whatever reason, it's the dataset I'm working with that will not print p-values.

The compiled output looks like this: enter image description here

Whereas in R Markdown it looks like this:

enter image description here

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    Welcome to SO. You maximise your chance of getting a useful answer if you provide a minimal reproducible example. This post may help. Commented 11 hours ago
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    If you think the data are causing the problem, it would be useful to share those data using something like dput(eye_data) and editing your question to paste the output (it stars with structure(...) Commented 7 hours ago
  • As an aside, you dont really need the p-values anyway as the CI's will contain the same information Commented 7 hours ago
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