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For variables with a large number of unique variables, the graphic produced is not very informative.
As an example the following dataset's "id" variable:
dat <- tibble(a = rep('01', 100), b = sample(c('02', '03', '07', '09'), 100, replace = T), c = sample(1000:9999, 100, replace = T)) %>% mutate(id = glue("{a}-{b}-{c}"), site = sample(c("bost", "nyc", "phil", "chic", "la", "sd", "sf"), 100, replace = T)) %>% select(id, site)
One solution may be to just suppress the graphic.
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@sjlussier Yeah, that display is meh for sure. We have a possible solution tracked as issue #50. Would that help?
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Yes, I do think that would help!
👍Closing this one. Will address #50 in the next release.
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For variables with a large number of unique variables, the graphic produced is not very informative.
As an example the following dataset's "id" variable:
One solution may be to just suppress the graphic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: