Open kylebaron opened 1 year ago
Just an idea
data <- nm_join(mod, .superset = FALSE, .bql = TRUE)
This will tell nm_join() to keep records in the analysis data set that are BLQ (or BQL) in the output.
nm_join()
This could possibly be made more generic:
data <- nm_join(mod, .additional_rows = BLQ==1)
Thanks Kyle. So this would just be filtering based on that BLQ (or BQL) column, right? I guess what I'm asking is: we wouldn't be deriving and new columns or anything, right?
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Just an idea
This will tell
nm_join()
to keep records in the analysis data set that are BLQ (or BQL) in the output.This could possibly be made more generic: