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# Data.Table vs dplyr: Battle of the Titans! 💪📊 Are you a data analysis enthusiast who's torn between two powerful R packages, `data.table` and `dplyr`? You're not alone! Many data analysts and statisticians struggle with choosing the right tool for the

# Removing Duplicate Rows using dplyr 🚀 If you are working with a data frame in R and want to remove duplicate rows based on specific columns, the `dplyr` package is here to help! In this blog post, we'll explore how to efficiently use `dplyr` to remove

📝 **Tech Blog Post: Selecting the First and Last Row from Grouped Data in R using dplyr** <p>Greetings, fellow data wranglers! 👋 In today's blog post, we'll dive into a common problem faced by R users when working with grouped data. Have you ever wonder

# How to Interpret the `summarise()` Regrouping Output in dplyr So, you're running some code in R using the dplyr package, and you encounter a message that says `summarise()` regrouping output by 'x' (override with `.groups` argument). What does it mean?

# Fixing a Multiple Warning "Unknown Column" 🔍 Are you seeing multiple warnings of "unknown column" popping up whenever you run commands or perform tasks? Don't worry, you're not alone! This common issue can be frustrating, but fear not, we've got you co

📝 **Unleash the Power of %>% in R!** Hey there, tech enthusiasts! 👋 Are you ready to dive into the intriguing world of R programming? Today, we'll unravel the mystery behind one of the most captivating symbols in R - the **%>% function**! 🔍 So, what e

# Conditional Mutating with dplyr: A Complete Guide 🧬 Are you struggling with mutating your data frame conditionally using the dplyr package? Don't worry, you're not alone! Many data analysts and scientists face this issue when trying to add a new column

# Calculating Relative Frequencies / Proportions with dplyr Ever wondered how to calculate the relative frequencies or proportions of different values within each group using the dplyr package in R? 🤔 Let's delve into this question using the mtcars data

# How to Display/Print All Rows of a Tibble (tbl_df) If you've been working with data frames in R and came across the `tibble` (previously `tbl_df`) data frame created by the `dplyr` package, you might have encountered a small challenge when trying to dis