Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Often you want to find columns that are all 0s and 1s...or something else like Y and N. This function allows you to determine which columns contain the values you are after. Default is 0 and 1. There is a flag on whether you want to allow NULL for considering the condition to be met.
1 2 | ezr.find_columns_containing(dataset, values = c(0, 1),
allow_null = TRUE, any_or_only = "only", return_only_true = TRUE)
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dataset |
dataframe |
values |
the values that you want to check for. Default is 0 and 1 (checking for binary columns) |
allow_null |
Should NULL be allowed? Default is TRUE. This means a condition will be met if NA is found in the column. |
any_or_only |
ANY = does it contain only these values? Only: Does it contain only these values? |
return_only_true |
Return a vector of true columns or all columns with trues and falses. |
vector of columns if return_only_true is TRUE or a dataframe if return_only_true is ALSE
1 | #ezr.find_columns_containing(dataset = mtcars, values = c(0,1), allow_null=FALSE, any_or_only ='only', return_only_true = TRUE)
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