make_mult_col: Returns dataframe with multiple sets of the original columns...
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make_mult_col R Documentation
Returns dataframe with multiple sets of the original columns (cols) made
from the original dataframe columns.
Description
Thus, a 10 row 1 column dataframe becomes a 4 row 3 column dataframe with
2 NA values added to fill out the end of the new dataframe.
This is used to reduce the length of very narrow dataframes.
Usage
make_mult_col(.df, cols = 1)
Arguments
.df
dataframe
cols
number of set of columns to be made
Examples
df <- data.frame(a = 1:5, b = letters[1:5], c = LETTERS[1:5])
make_mult_col(df, 2)
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View source: R/make_mult_col.R
| make_mult_col | R Documentation |
Returns dataframe with multiple sets of the original columns (cols) made from the original dataframe columns.
Description
Thus, a 10 row 1 column dataframe becomes a 4 row 3 column dataframe with 2 NA values added to fill out the end of the new dataframe. This is used to reduce the length of very narrow dataframes.
Usage
make_mult_col(.df, cols = 1)
Arguments
.df |
dataframe |
cols |
number of set of columns to be made |
Examples
df <- data.frame(a = 1:5, b = letters[1:5], c = LETTERS[1:5])
make_mult_col(df, 2)
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