set: Stack Multiple Data Frames

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Stack Multiple Data Frames

Description

Stacks multiple data frames and matches column names.

Usage

set(..., id = FALSE, compress = NULL, guessing_rows = 100)

Arguments

...	Put in multiple data frames to stack them in the provided order.
id	Adds an ID column to indicate the different data frames.
compress	No compression by default. If compression receives any value, set() will convert character variables to numeric or integer where possible. If set to "factor" all non numeric character variables will be converted to factors.
guessing_rows	100 by default. set() takes a sample of rows to determine of which type variables are.

Value

Returns a stacked data frame.

Examples

# Example data frames
my_data1 <- dummy_data(100)
my_data2 <- dummy_data(100)
my_data3 <- dummy_data(100)
my_data4 <- dummy_data(100)
my_data5 <- dummy_data(100)

# Stack data frames
stacked_df <- set(my_data1,
                  my_data2,
                  my_data3,
                  my_data4,
                  my_data5)

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