I have a dataset LonGB
which contain the following dataframe:
Number City Street Av.Cost
1 London Ap (U) 550
2 London Up 450
3 London Ar 350
4 London Tr (M) 250
5 London Ar 545
6 London Sl 530
7 London Qr 520
8 London Re (N) 510
9 London Ra 480
#With 58 more rows
I want first to remove the symbols within brackets as the code to the right does
gsub("\\s*\\([^\\)] \\)","",as.character(LonGB$Street))
which gives the following tibble:
Street
Ap
Up
Ar
Tr
Ar
Sl
Qr
Re
Ra
#With 58 more rows
However, I don't want just the street column but the whole dataset just without the symbols within brackets, like this:
Number City Street Av.Cost
1 London Ap 550
2 London Up 450
3 London Ar 350
4 London Tr 250
5 London Ar 545
6 London Sl 530
7 London Qr 520
8 London Re 510
9 London Ra 480
#With 58 more rows
How do I do that?
CodePudding user response:
Just use this
LonGB$Street <- gsub("\\s*\\([^\\)] \\)","",as.character(LonGB$Street))
CodePudding user response:
library(dplyr) ; LonGB %>% mutate(Street = gsub("\\s*\\ ([^\\)] \\)","",as.character(LonGB$Street)))
The following code brought by @gaut solved my task.
CodePudding user response:
We can use:
library(dplyr)
LonGB %>% mutate(Street = gsub("\\s*\\ ([^\\)] \\)","",as.character(Street)))
or in base R
LonGB$Street <- gsub("\\s*\\ ([^\\)] \\)","",as.character(LonGB$Street))
You are just replacing the Street
column.