Find and count missing values in all columns in Data Frame
We can also find the missing values in the data frame column-wise. It reduces the complexity of searching for missing values in the data frame. Let’s look into a sample example program for finding and counting the missing values column-wise.
R
# create a data frame stats <- data.frame (player= c ( 'A' , 'B' , 'C' , 'D' ), runs= c (100, 200, 408, NA ), wickets= c (17, 20, NA , 5)) # find location of missing values column wise print ( "Position of missing values by column wise" ) sapply (stats, function (x) which ( is.na (x))) # count the missing values by column wise print ( "Count of missing values by column wise" ) sapply (stats, function (x) sum ( is.na (x))) |
Output
"Position of missing values by column wise"
$player
integer(0)
$runs
4
$wickets
3
"Count of missing values by column wise"
player runs wickets
0 1 1
In this code, we will find the position and count of missing values in all the given columns in the dataframe. In order to find the missing values in all columns use apply function with the which and the sum function in is.na() method.
From the output, we can say that-
- player column has no missing values.
- runs column has 1 missing value at 4th position.
- wickets column has 1 missing value at 3rd position.
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