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coalesce no longer works as you describe. It must returns the first item that is missing. You must perhaps have left out map(...)?
coalesce
map(...)
Sadly, I had to do:
df[ismissing.(df.mycol),:mycol] = "" # or whatever substitute value is appropriate.
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Can you please point which entry in the tutorial is incorrect (I have checked it just now and did not find the error you point out).
The operation you indicate is typically done as:
replace!(df.mycol,missing=>"")
if substitute value has the type that is subtype of eltype(df.mycol) or
eltype(df.mycol)
df.mycol = coalesce.(df.mycol, "")
otherwise (as you have to replace the vector in the DataFrame by a new vector).
DataFrame
I will update the tutorial to make it more explicit.
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no longer works as you describe. It must returns the first item that is missing. You must perhaps have left outmap(...)
?Sadly, I had to do:
df[ismissing.(df.mycol),:mycol] = "" # or whatever substitute value is appropriate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: