transpose: Transpose A Dataframe and Turn First Row into Column Names

View source: R/transpose.R

transposeR Documentation

Transpose A Dataframe and Turn First Row into Column Names

Description

Transpose an existing dataframe, and make sure there's an option to use the first resulting row as the column names. Arguments for 'as_tibble' are allows as ellipsis.

Usage

transpose(x, col = TRUE, row = NULL, parse = TRUE, name_repair = "unique", ...)

Arguments

x

The object(s) with row IDs to be converted to dataframes

col

Whether to take the resulting first row and make it column names. Defaults to TRUE.

row

Column to keep the original column names as another column, if specified. Defaults to NULL.

parse

Whether to parse column types, because numeric columns would be otherwise converted to character. Default to TRUE.

name_repair

To be used within 'as_tibble' as it otherwise complains. Defaults to "unique".

...

Other arguments for 'as_tibble'.

Examples

## FiveThirtyEight 2020 general election prediction: 0 = Trump, 1 = Biden
df <- structure(
  list(
    name = "FiveThirtyEight", al = 0, ak = 0,
    az = 1, ar = 0, ca = 1, co = 1, ct = 1, dc = 1, de = 1, fl = 1, ga = 1,
    hi = 1, id = 0, il = 1, `in` = 0, ia = 0, ks = 0, ky = 0,
    la = 0, me = 1, md = 1, ma = 1, mi = 1, mn = 1, ms = 0, mo = 0,
    mt = 0, ne = 0.3, nv = 1, nh = 1, nj = 1, nm = 1,
    ny = 1, nc = 1, nd = 0, oh = 0, ok = 0, or = 1, pa = 1, ri = 1,
    sc = 0, sd = 0, tn = 0, tx = 0, ut = 0, vt = 1, va = 1, wa = 1,
    wv = 0, wi = 1, wy = 0
  ),
  row.names = c(NA, -1L),
  class = c("data.frame")
)
transpose(df, row = "state")


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