spread_by_strings: Get new column for each strings value.
In IskanderBlue/morseldash: Makes Building Dashboards for Morsel Easier
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Get new logical/ boolean columns for checking whether each value of strings is found in primary_col.
Usage
1
spread_by_strings(x, strings)
Arguments
x
dataframe with column of interest named primary_col.
strings
vector of strings to check against primary_col.
Value
A dataframe with a new column for each element of strings.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Get new logical/ boolean columns for checking whether each value of strings is found in primary_col.
Usage
1 | spread_by_strings(x, strings)
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Arguments
x |
dataframe with column of interest named primary_col. |
strings |
vector of strings to check against primary_col. |
Value
A dataframe with a new column for each element of strings.
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