flash_correct_column_overshoot: Corrects column index overshoots when naming columns based on...
In JumpeR: Importing and Working with Track and Field Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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View source: R/flash_correct_column_overshoot.R
Description
When naming columns based on the contents of a data frame the position of a
particular term, e.g. "Athlete" is used to name a column "Athlete". If there
is a blank row at the top of the data frame then the position of "Athlete"
will be offset by the number of columns in the data frame. This function
corrects for that.
Usage
1
Arguments
x
a column position index
df
a data frame with missing column names
Value
a correct index for column x
See Also
flash_correct_column_overshoot is a helper function inside
flash_parse_table
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also
View source: R/flash_correct_column_overshoot.R
Description
When naming columns based on the contents of a data frame the position of a particular term, e.g. "Athlete" is used to name a column "Athlete". If there is a blank row at the top of the data frame then the position of "Athlete" will be offset by the number of columns in the data frame. This function corrects for that.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
a column position index |
df |
a data frame with missing column names |
Value
a correct index for column x
See Also
flash_correct_column_overshoot is a helper function inside
flash_parse_table
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