sep_colgrp: Separate Columns By a Character
In groupr: Groups with Inapplicable Values
sep_colgrp R Documentation
Separate Columns By a Character
Description
Creates a column index by interpreting each column name as a data column name
and a group name separated by sep. Only columns that are not row indices
are used. sep must occur exactly once in each column name.
Usage
sep_colgrp(x, sep, index_name = "group")
Arguments
x
A tibble
sep
A character delimiting the two parts of the name
index_name
A name for the new column index
Value
A grouped tibble
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Separate Columns By a Character
Description
Creates a column index by interpreting each column name as a data column name
and a group name separated by sep. Only columns that are not row indices
are used. sep must occur exactly once in each column name.
Usage
sep_colgrp(x, sep, index_name = "group")
Arguments
x |
A tibble |
sep |
A character delimiting the two parts of the name |
index_name |
A name for the new column index |
Value
A grouped tibble
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