first.columns: Returns the first n columns of a dataframe and adds ...
In samthiriot/gosp.dpp: Pairing of entities to generate structured synthetic populations
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Description
When we export a table, we sometimes want to truncate its columns
so it can be entirely displayed and be readable. This function keeps the
first ncol columns (such as can be done using df[1:ncol]), and adds
as a last column "..." symbols to show the table was truncated.
Notably used for exportation to LaTeX tables.
Usage
1
first.columns(df, ncol = NULL)
Arguments
df
a dataframe
ncol
the count of columns to keep
Value
the same dataframe with ncol columns and additional "..."
Author(s)
Samuel Thiriot <samuel.thiriot@res-ear.ch>
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
Description
When we export a table, we sometimes want to truncate its columns so it can be entirely displayed and be readable. This function keeps the first ncol columns (such as can be done using df[1:ncol]), and adds as a last column "..." symbols to show the table was truncated. Notably used for exportation to LaTeX tables.
Usage
1 | first.columns(df, ncol = NULL)
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Arguments
df |
a dataframe |
ncol |
the count of columns to keep |
Value
the same dataframe with ncol columns and additional "..."
Author(s)
Samuel Thiriot <samuel.thiriot@res-ear.ch>
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