quick_look: Show a preview of a dataframe, even a high-dimensional one....
In julianbarg/DataAnalysisTools: Basic Data Analysis Tools
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
The first n columns and last m columns are shown. This avoids clutter in a workbook e.g., when a dataframe has > 100 columns.
Usage
1
quick_look(df, first = 5, last = 3)
Arguments
df
Any nonempty dataframe.
first
The numbers of columns, starting from the left of the dataframe, to be shown.
last
THe number of columns, starting from the right of the dataframe, to be shown.
Value
Returns the dataframe without all columns that contain the string.
Examples
1
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
The first n columns and last m columns are shown. This avoids clutter in a workbook e.g., when a dataframe has > 100 columns.
Usage
1 | quick_look(df, first = 5, last = 3)
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Arguments
df |
Any nonempty dataframe. |
first |
The numbers of columns, starting from the left of the dataframe, to be shown. |
last |
THe number of columns, starting from the right of the dataframe, to be shown. |
Value
Returns the dataframe without all columns that contain the string.
Examples
1 |
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