In lab.qmd ## Lab 17
section,
# A tibble: 2,702 × 4
subgroup date approval disapproval
<chr> <date> <dbl> <dbl>
1 Voters 2020-10-04 44.7 52.2
2 Adults 2020-10-04 43.2 52.6
3 Adults 2020-10-03 43.2 52.6
4 Voters 2020-10-03 45.0 51.7
5 Adults 2020-10-02 43.3 52.4
6 Voters 2020-10-02 44.5 52.1
7 Voters 2020-10-01 44.1 52.8
8 Adults 2020-10-01 42.7 53.3
9 Adults 2020-09-30 42.2 53.7
10 Voters 2020-09-30 44.2 52.7
# ℹ 2,692 more rows
trump_longer <- ______________
pivot_longer(
cols = ____________,
names_to = _______________,
values_to = _______________
)
# A tibble: 5,404 × 4
subgroup date rating_type rating_value
<chr> <date> <chr> <dbl>
1 Voters 2020-10-04 approval 44.7
2 Voters 2020-10-04 disapproval 52.2
3 Adults 2020-10-04 approval 43.2
4 Adults 2020-10-04 disapproval 52.6
5 Adults 2020-10-03 approval 43.2
6 Adults 2020-10-03 disapproval 52.6
7 Voters 2020-10-03 approval 45.0
8 Voters 2020-10-03 disapproval 51.7
9 Adults 2020-10-02 approval 43.3
10 Adults 2020-10-02 disapproval 52.4
# ℹ 5,394 more rows
BONUS 💵: Use trump_longer
to generate a plot like the one below.