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For some reason, this is the only documentation that is not rendering when I do ?explore_summary (Please let me know if you can do this one on your local machines. Also, I tried writing the @export at the end of the function but it did not solve the problem).
I feel like this function should cover more corner cases, like handling dataframes that do not comply with the use of the function. I tried explore_summary(nycflights13::airlines), which is a dataframe that only contains variables, and the error I get is ‘Error: Can't use numeric NA as column index with [.’ . I feel like the error here could be more informative in the context of the function.
As stated earlier, the documentation for this function does not show up when using R help. It would be beneficial if the function gave an explanation on how it deals with NA values and gave warnings when the data set be analyzed contained NA values.
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AndresPitta
For some reason, this is the only documentation that is not rendering when I do ?explore_summary (Please let me know if you can do this one on your local machines. Also, I tried writing the @export at the end of the function but it did not solve the problem).
I feel like this function should cover more corner cases, like handling dataframes that do not comply with the use of the function. I tried explore_summary(nycflights13::airlines), which is a dataframe that only contains variables, and the error I get is ‘Error: Can't use numeric NA as column index with [.’ . I feel like the error here could be more informative in the context of the function.
Keanna-K
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: