trim.trailing: Function: trim.trailing(variable_name)
In lf-araujo/sempsychiatry:
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
Definition: Sometimes when files from SPSS are imported as dataframes to R,
or when one works with windows text files in linux some trailing whitespaces
creeps in. This function returns the same variable_name but without the
extra whitespaces. It only works for final whitespaces.
Usage
1
Arguments
x
= variable
Details
Example: df$variable <- trim.trailing (otherdf$variable)
Source: http://stackoverflow.com/a/2261149/4417072
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Description Usage Arguments Details
Description
Definition: Sometimes when files from SPSS are imported as dataframes to R, or when one works with windows text files in linux some trailing whitespaces creeps in. This function returns the same variable_name but without the extra whitespaces. It only works for final whitespaces.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
= variable |
Details
Example: df$variable <- trim.trailing (otherdf$variable)
Source: http://stackoverflow.com/a/2261149/4417072
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