could not find function "cld"

[waltax]

Hi
This is my first post here, i'm ab it of a newbie on R.

I am running an two way anova based on this script : [https://rstatisticsandresearch.weebly.com/two-way-anova.html](link to script1)

I have had quite some help finding my errors in other topic around here but now that i approach the end of the script there appears a final error.

> cld(posthoc, 
+     alpha=.05,  
+     Letters=letters)
Error in cld(posthoc, alpha = 0.05, Letters = letters) : 
  could not find function "cld"

I guess cld must be in some library ???

[nirgrahamuk]

@waltax

I guess cld must be in some library ???

if you are going through the script R script part 1 - twowayanova.r
you will see it loads package lsmeans directly before using cld function

[waltax]

I updated lsmeans and run this part of the script again. Now i stil get the error.

this is what appears in the console:

library("lsmeans")
> library("multcompView")
> 
> posthoc <- lsmeans(model1,
+            pairwise ~ object*tijd, 
+            adjust="tukey")
> posthoc
$lsmeans
 object tijd lsmean    SE  df lower.CL upper.CL
 0      w1     7.42 0.501 552     5.87     8.96
 2      w1     7.38 0.501 552     5.83     8.92
 5      w1     7.42 0.501 552     5.87     8.96
...

Confidence level used: 0.95 
Conf-level adjustment: sidak method for 24 estimates 

$contrasts
 contrast      estimate    SE  df t.ratio p.value
 0,w1 - 2,w1     0.0417 0.708 552   0.059 1.0000 
 0,w1 - 5,w1     0.0000 0.708 552   0.000 1.0000 
 0,w1 - 10,w1    0.1667 0.708 552   0.235 1.0000
...
[ reached getOption("max.print") -- omitted 110 rows ]

P value adjustment: tukey method for comparing a family of 24 estimates 

> 
> cld(posthoc, 
+     alpha=.05,  
+     Letters=letters)
Error in cld(posthoc, alpha = 0.05, Letters = letters) : 
  could not find function "cld"

i guess i can manually check all of the contrasts but i'd rather have a clear graph or table printed . any other way to fix this ?

[nirgrahamuk]

seems that cld is really a function of multcomp package, perhaps lsmeans just provides methods for it.
try to load the multcomp library