View source: R/unclean_column_names.R
| clean_column_names | R Documentation |
janitor::clean_names() that also cleans dplyr groupsWith dplyr >= 0.8.99.9002 janitor::clean_names() seems to also clean groups
(gist).
clean_column_names(data)
data |
A data frame |
A data frame
janitor::clean_names(), unclean_column_names().
Other functions to deal with unclean names:
clean_quo(),
quo_chr(),
unclean_column_names()
library(dplyr) clean_column_names(group_by(tibble(x.x = 1), x.x))
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