View source: R/splitstackshape_helper_functions.R
| FacsToChars | R Documentation |
Sometimes, we forget to use the stringsAsFactors argument when using
utils::read.table() and related functions. By default, R converts character
columns to factors. Instead of re-reading the data, the FacsToChars
function will identify which columns are currently factors, and convert them
all to characters.
FacsToChars(mydf)
mydf |
The name of your |
Ananda Mahto
utils::read.table()
## Some example data
dat <- data.frame(title = c("title1", "title2", "title3"),
author = c("author1", "author2", "author3"),
customerID = c(1, 2, 1))
str(dat) # current structure
dat2 <- splitstackshape:::FacsToChars(dat)
str(dat2) # Your new object
str(dat) # Original object is unaffected
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