Muhammed Sunij
Muhammed Sunij
@mattwarkentin I'm not sure that the examples you provided makes a strong argument for the need of a `list_across` function, those can be effectively done using `rowwise` and `c_across`.
One cannot be sure about the order of the columns selected using tidyselect, if the order of the column changes then the underlying function wouldn't be executed properly as the...
Since we're relying more and more on `tidyverse` let me show an example beginning with a tibble. ``` library(tidyverse) library(matchingR) set.seed(100) pref % mutate(college_score = round(rnorm(nrow(.)), 2), student_score = round(rnorm(nrow(.)),...