powered by
NA
remove all records, that have at least one NA in any of the given variables
util_remove_na_records(study_data, vars = colnames(study_data))
modified study_data data frame
the study data frame
the variables being checked for NAs
Other data_management: util_assign_levlabs(), util_check_data_type(), util_check_group_levels(), util_compare_meta_with_study(), util_dichotomize(), util_merge_data_frame_list(), util_rbind(), util_replace_hard_limit_violations(), util_study_var2factor(), util_table_of_vct()
util_assign_levlabs()
util_check_data_type()
util_check_group_levels()
util_compare_meta_with_study()
util_dichotomize()
util_merge_data_frame_list()
util_rbind()
util_replace_hard_limit_violations()
util_study_var2factor()
util_table_of_vct()
if (FALSE) { dta <- iris dim(util_remove_na_records(dta)) dta$Species[4:6] <- NA dim(util_remove_na_records(dta)) dim(util_remove_na_records(dta, c("Sepal.Length", "Petal.Length"))) }
Run the code above in your browser using DataLab