Closed christophscheuch closed 1 year ago
Agree we should add this! Keep the ideas coming for new macros/functions. If you can point to an existing function in Julia (like in your example here), even better.
Since DataFrames.dropmissing()
supports an optional cols
argument, we should be able to support the dplyr behavior of optionally providing columns to drop_na()
.
Fixed in #82. Thanks again for the suggestion.
Probably a low hanging fruit: so I frequently use
dplyr::drop_na()
in R and it seems to me thatDataFrames.dropmissing
does exactly the same thing in Julia. Low prio, but would be convenient to have this tidyverse verb in Tidier.jl as well :)