Ajout de la fonction split_list_col() #4
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Merci beaucoup pour votre package qui m'est très utile. En lien avec #3, je vous propose un ajout de fonctionnalité de mise en forme des données.
En requêtant une base Grist avec le package
gristapi, une variable de type "choix multiple" de la base se retrouve sous forme d'une colonnes contenant des listes.La fonction split_list_col() permet de séparer une telle colonne en autant de variables logiques TRUE/FALSE qu'il y a de choix de modalités. L'exemple fourni illustre son intérêt.
Dans le dataframe de départ, la variable strates est de classe liste :
Le dataframe d'arrivée, avec les variables ajoutées.
