Use pivot_longer() to shape and manipulate your data. R programming for beginners.

Use pivot_longer() to change data from wide to long data. This is part of the R programming for beginners series. If you are learning data analysis or statistics, then this video is for you. Data scientists using R often need to shape and manipulate their data (sometimes called data wrangling). Both pivot_longer() and pivot_wider() are part of the tidyverse set of functions that make R programming easier.
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[@gianluca.pastorelli]

This function is especially useful for creating, for example, line graphs with multiple lines, where each line represents a variable in the wide version of the dataset. Thanks for the video!

[@sam_mcl]

Thank you so much. I'm getting back into r and your channel has been a blessing. This particular video has just solved a big issue for me.

[@RProgramming101]

Glad I could help!

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[@robertocaccini]

very helpful thanks

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

Great as usual. Would you please create a tutorial on how to use R markdown, and what its implications are? Thanks in advance.

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Yes, soon

[@Shawn-gm4cf]

Great content. Thank you as always.

[@RProgramming101]

Much appreciated!

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[@RProgramming101]

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Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the suggestions!

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[@setarehsohail5422]

Thanks, sir for such easy and understandable explanations. Is this function (pivot_longer) opposite of function "gather" to create a long format?

[@LGHNGMN]

Would you consider creating another channel just for SAS? If you so happen to use it

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Thanks for the suggestion!

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heat mapping, make one on heat maps

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Help understand date filtering and conversion

[@nateriver5841]

Hey, I'm trying to use this with the data "ldeaths" in R but an error appeared saying I can't convert it because it's a class ts. What can I do to get around this? Thanks in advance and for your videos 🙏

[@danieltemesgen2125]

When I try with my own data X value appeared in front of each column entity which is not in the wide data would you help me please ?

[@marcoesteves4367]

Great Chanel and tutorials. There is a issue that I'm struggling with....maybe you can help me with it....I'm trying to counting all occurences of numbers in a data frame. I can easily acomplish it in excel but in R....hummm.... I have a df with variables from V1 to V10. Numbers in this vars can vary from 1 to 15 and rows keep growing each day. What I'm looking for is a way to get the frequencies of this numbers in entire df at once. In excel is just a matrix formula....frequency() where we feed in the data (numbers) that we want to sumarise and the range where to count this numbers....but in R I did not get yet a way to do this....Have you ever gone through this?