pathos
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At the moment, I'm having trouble with na.omit()
, where it would drop all the data for reasons unknown -- never happened to me before. Seems like the best I can search was this one: missing data - na.omit dropping all observations in R - Stack Overflow
I was just wondering if there is a dplyr
or tidytable
alternative for na.omit()
.
xvalda
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Hi,
The tidyverse (tidyr) alternative is drop_na()
If you have further issues, you can post sample data and your code.
Cheers,
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pathos
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Thanks, it seems that drop_na()
wouldn't solve it, so I dug in deeper.
It's because of a date column that wasn't parsed as a date column.
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