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Error when summarise refers to previously created variable #75
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I know this is closed, but I use summarise() all the time in the wild. I often need to express variables in different ways, as different bosses like data presented differently. This leads to me doing multiple summaries for the same variables. For instance, below I need the number of Auto Lunches per Manager and then the percent that are Auto Lunches. I prefer the first, Of course, perhaps I could have data prep skills. :D
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Yikes! |
I had this error because my |
Could anyone elaborate on what:
means? I can see how to avoid the error all together by calculating each summarize variable independently as it's own table, then joining the results together, but I am wondering if there is a better way using dtplyr. |
Created on 2019-06-26 by the reprex package (v0.2.1.9000)
Use same technique from dbplyr.
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