I have a dataframe on which I want to do a descriptive analysis and present it in a document.

For this, I use the librarysummarytools

The code is as follows (in Rmarkdown):

library(readxl)
datos_def <- read_excel("datos_def_excel")

datos_modelo <- subset(datos_def, select = c("SAP", "sexo", "edad"))
                       
datos_modelo$SAP <- factor(datos_modelo$SAP,labels = c("Buena salud","Mala salud"))
datos_modelo$sexo <- factor(datos_modelo$sexo,labels = c("Mujer","Hombre"))

library(summarytools)
view(dfSummary(datos_modelo)) # genera la tabla en formato html

and the generated table is as follows:

Basically I want all the words that are in English to be converted to Spanish. I understand that if it can be done, it should be changed manually word by word. I explain:

For example:

• In the Stats/Values ​​column of the age variable I want to change the word "Mean" to "Media"

• Change the column title "Graph" to "Graphic"

• "Distinc values" for "Distinct values"

• "[Numeric]" to "[Numeric]"

Column headings don't bother me as much as I can pass the generated file from html to docx and change it from within Word. But since I have many more variables than those that appear in this question, it would be much more feasible to be able to change them from Rstudio, especially I am interested in changing the words in the Stats/Values ​​columns.