Rebecca Barter
@rlbarter.bsky.social
Data Scientist and Educator with a PhD in Statistics. I like exploring messy data and explaining things.
Blog | www.rebeccabarter.com
Co-author of Veridical Data Science | www.vdsbook.com
Author of The R Workshop | www.r-workshop.org
Blog | www.rebeccabarter.com
Co-author of Veridical Data Science | www.vdsbook.com
Author of The R Workshop | www.r-workshop.org
I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you want to look at all columns of a tibble (which has the somewhat annoying habit of only showing you as many columns as you have space for), just pipe it into print(width = Inf):
df |> print(width = Inf)
#rstats
df |> print(width = Inf)
#rstats
December 2, 2024 at 5:38 PM
I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you want to look at all columns of a tibble (which has the somewhat annoying habit of only showing you as many columns as you have space for), just pipe it into print(width = Inf):
df |> print(width = Inf)
#rstats
df |> print(width = Inf)
#rstats