ryantimpe / rspivot

RStudio addin to view data frames as pivot tables. View data as values, growth rates, and shares.

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I'm a data scientist with The LEGO Group where I build fun data projects to understand how LEGO users interact with our products and respond to our marketing. On my GitHub, you'll find silly projects with LEGO, dinosaur, and pop culture data.

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rspivot's Issues

Could it support Shiny application as well

The package is pretty nice.

Could it be available for using in Shiny application as well?

Thank you anyway

problem with rspivot start

Hello,
thank you to upload the package! I am trying to use it in a dataset but it give me an error:
Error: Can't recycle ..1 (size 2016697) to match ..2 (size 0).
I undestand that is an uncomatibility among columns but in cant resolve it!
Thank you in advance
Vincenzo Landi

Save current state

When "Done" is clicked, save current filter and input selections to resume the view when called again.

'Error: could not find function "dat0"' on dataset InsectSprays

As per subject, calling

rspivot:::rspivot(InsectSprays)

results in an error

valueName: value not found in input dataframe. Please check function call.
 could not find function "dat0"

I have installed Shiny: btw, why not including it in the required installs, like rhandsontable, instead than having the user install it by itself? Maybe it's not needed?

pivot/plot/data options icons are not available in the plot window

The icon to go back to the pivot page is not available in the plot page : one must leave with done or cancel and go back at the starting point.
Additionnaly, would it be possible to enlarge (or give the possibility to enlarge) the whole window?

Can this be used within another app?

Is it possible to use this as a module in another app? I think that would be the most common use case.