very nice approach! makes a lot of sense to touch online data like that! I really appreciate coming home after a long day in the lab and watching your videos :)
Filtering can also be done using the %in% operator. For example, for the location filter, we can do owid %>% filter(location %in% c('Australia', 'Brazil', 'Canada', 'China', 'France', 'Germany')). Using the %in% just makes adding new filters without recalling the column variable if you want to later change something.
Yep. I’ve done this in other episodes. In the next episode we’ll do this without needing the filter function at all. I hope you’ll stay tuned for that episode!
@@Riffomonas Yes. I will. I came across the channel a month or so ago and since then I have watched almost all the videos available. You are a brilliant teacher.
Haha! I figure I owed you a coffee. This tutorial was a huge help! Not sure if you've tackled any videos on tidy r and their reshaping and the ins and outs of functions like separate_rows, but that's been where I've been spending my time these days. I know content creation can be a ton of work, so wanted to now that the it is much appreciated
This is the best online instructions I found! I hope the channel can continue to run!
Hi Julie - thanks! I hope to keep it going for as long as people keep watching :)
I am really enjoying your TH-cam channel
Hey Tommy - thanks!
Ingenious tutorial. Thanks!
Another great episode. Finally understood why "ungroup" is important. Thanks for the great videos .
Thanks Mahmud!
very nice approach! makes a lot of sense to touch online data like that! I really appreciate coming home after a long day in the lab and watching your videos :)
Thanks!
You are an awesome instructor!
Thanks Erik! 🤓
Filtering can also be done using the %in% operator. For example, for the location filter, we can do owid %>% filter(location %in% c('Australia', 'Brazil', 'Canada', 'China', 'France', 'Germany')). Using the %in% just makes adding new filters without recalling the column variable if you want to later change something.
Yep. I’ve done this in other episodes. In the next episode we’ll do this without needing the filter function at all. I hope you’ll stay tuned for that episode!
@@Riffomonas Yes. I will. I came across the channel a month or so ago and since then I have watched almost all the videos available. You are a brilliant teacher.
You are absolutely right. The code could look nicer and succinct
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your generosity!
Haha! I figure I owed you a coffee. This tutorial was a huge help! Not sure if you've tackled any videos on tidy r and their reshaping and the ins and outs of functions like separate_rows, but that's been where I've been spending my time these days. I know content creation can be a ton of work, so wanted to now that the it is much appreciated
Hi can you show how to use quarterly or monthly data to calculate annual data and create a new annualized variable.
Hi Tommy - That's something I might touch on in some future episodes with a different dataset that I'm thinking about using. Thanks for the suggestion
This is great!
Thanks for watching!
Cool!
Very cool 😂
thx you i find your intro code for hour in stack
thx a lot