keepr: keeps a specified list of variables and drops the rest
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keeps a specified list of variables and drops the rest
Description
keepr is used to keep a list of variables in a dataframe (and to drop the rest). Inspired by the "keep" command in Stata.
Usage
keepr(mydf, ...)
Arguments
mydf
the dataframe to be modified.
...
a list of the variables to be kept.
Details
keepr is used internally by the fsm package.
Examples
mydf <- mtcars
mydf <- keepr(mydf, "mpg", "cyl", "displ")
mydf
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keeps a specified list of variables and drops the rest
Description
keepr is used to keep a list of variables in a dataframe (and to drop the rest). Inspired by the "keep" command in Stata.
Usage
keepr(mydf, ...)
Arguments
mydf |
the dataframe to be modified. |
... |
a list of the variables to be kept. |
Details
keepr is used internally by the fsm package.
Examples
mydf <- mtcars mydf <- keepr(mydf, "mpg", "cyl", "displ") mydf
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