Pivots Part 2
Making longer data
Now that you have mastered, pivoting wider, can you go back the other way?
Starting with our first widened table, which will be in a tibble called gender_table
.
can you convert the data back to its original form, to this?
Part of pivot_longer() requires you to specify which columns will be pivoted to rows, but this can be specified in any number of ways. Our droid code checker is not as smart as you are, though, so you need to specify those in a very specific way.
Set the value to: feminine:masculine
Use what you’ve learned young padawan!
gender_table |>
pivot_longer(
cols = feminine:masculine,
names_to = "gender",
values_to = "n"
)
|>
gender_table pivot_longer(
cols = feminine:masculine,
names_to = "gender",
values_to = "n"
)
Note the warning above that you have to specify the cols =
argument in a very specific way.
Beyond that, perhaps check the pivot_longer()
arguments of the pivot vignette.
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