group_by()
sets grouping variables that affect what summarize()
computes.
ungroup()
removes any grouping variables.
# S3 method for CrunchDataset group_by(.data, ..., .add = FALSE) # S3 method for CrunchDataset ungroup(x, ...)
.data | For |
---|---|
... | references to variables to group by, passed to
|
.add | Logical: add the variables in |
x | For |
group_by()
returns a GroupedCrunchDataset
object (a
CrunchDataset
with grouping annotations). ungroup()
returns a
CrunchDataset
.
Note that group_by()
only supports grouping on variables that exist in the
dataset, not ones that are derived on the fly. dplyr::group_by()
supports
that by calling mutate()
internally, but mutate
is not yet supported in
crplyr
.