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Feature request: at function in summarise, mutate, ... #3896
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It would be nice if this could work :
This "almost" works :
And this works:
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Our current plan is to support something like this via #2326 |
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I often encounter the situation where
summarise_at
nearly does the job, but a different function is needed for one column. E.g.Instead of the above code, it would be very nice to be able to write something like
Using the (not exported) function
dplyr:::manip_at
there basically already is a function nearly suited for the taskI would very much appreciate such a functionality integrated into
dplyr
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