count_all: Call 'dplyr::count()' on all columns in a dataframe
In wepelham3/sack2: Miscellaneous Functions Used Across Projects
count_all R Documentation
Call dplyr::count() on all columns in a dataframe
Description
Useful for situations in which several columns are selected with regex, like
so: df %>% select(matches("school")) %>% count_all().
Usage
count_all(data)
Arguments
data
Dataframe.
Examples
data <- mtcars[, c("cyl", "gear", "carb")]
count_all(data)
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| count_all | R Documentation |
Call dplyr::count() on all columns in a dataframe
Description
Useful for situations in which several columns are selected with regex, like
so: df %>% select(matches("school")) %>% count_all().
Usage
count_all(data)
Arguments
data |
Dataframe. |
Examples
data <- mtcars[, c("cyl", "gear", "carb")]
count_all(data)
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