write_clipboard.data.frame: Write data frame to clipboard

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Write data frame to clipboard

Description

A wrapper function to write.table for writing to the clipboard for pasting in a spreadsheet.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'data.frame'
write_clipboard(
  x,
  digits = 2,
  clean_names = T,
  clean_what = c("_", "\\."),
  pad_digits = T,
  print = T,
  .rownames = T,
  write_to_clipboard = interactive(),
  return_modified = F,
  capitalize_dimnames = T,
  na = ""
)

Arguments

x	(any object that works with write.table) Something to write to the clipboard.
digits	(int scalar) A number of digits to round the data to.
clean_names	(log scalar) Whether to clean the names. Default=T.
clean_what	(chr vector) Which things to clean. Defaults to underscores and dots.
pad_digits	(log scalar) Whether to pad zeros to the digits (for prettier tables; default = T).
print	(log scalar) Whether to also print the output in R (default T).
.rownames	(lgl scalar) Whether to write rownames. Default yes. These are written to a column in front called .rownames.
write_to_clipboard	(lgl) Whether to write to the clipboard. Can be useful to disable in rare cases.
return_modified	(lgl) Whether to return the modified input instead of the original. Useful if one wants to modify it further.
capitalize_dimnames	(lgl) Whether to capitalize the first letter in the dimnames.
na	(chr) How to write NAs.

Examples

iris[-5] %>% cor() %>% write_clipboard()
iris %>% head() %>% miss_add_random() %>% write_clipboard()
#does not pad integers
test_df = data.frame(int = 1:5, num = rnorm(5))
test_df %>% write_clipboard()
#removes list columns
test_df$lc = list(1:3)
test_df %>% write_clipboard()

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