| deprecated-v1 | R Documentation |
Skimr used to offer functions that combined skimming with a secondary effect,
like reshaping the data, building a list or printing the results. Some of
these behaviors are no longer necessary. skim() always returns a wide
data frame. Others have been replaced by functions that do a single thing.
partition() creates a list-like object from a skimmed data frame.
skim_to_wide(.data, ...) skim_to_list(.data, ...) skim_format(...)
.data |
A tibble, or an object that can be coerced into a tibble. |
... |
Columns to select for skimming. When none are provided, the default is to skim all columns. |
Either A skim_df or a skim_list object.
skim_to_wide(): skim() always produces a wide data frame.
skim_to_list(): partition() creates a list.
skim_format(): print() and skim_with() set options.
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