I've searched the best that I could, but am still struggling with my problem. I am trying to subset columns in a tibble based on the values from another tibble.
More specifically, I have a tibble of socio-economic indicators:
cname year ccodealp wdi_lfpr wdi_lfprf
Turkey 2010 TUR 51.611 29.592
Turkey 2011 TUR 52.781 30.995
Turkey 2012 TUR 52.809 31.676
Turkey 2013 TUR 53.874 33.125
Turkey 2014 TUR 54.597 33.446
Turkey 2015 TUR 55.594 34.858
I have a separate tibble (Tibble 2) with two columns, the indicator and the % missingness of that indicator within Tibble 1
tibble_2
col value
who_dwtot 100
who_dwrur 100
who_dwurb 100
What I want to do is subset tibble_1 to only have columns that meet a certain criteria in tibble_2. Namely, only retain columns that have less than 90% missingness (the "value" column in tibble_2). I'm having trouble going about this in tidyverse. This the code I've tried:
tibble_1 %>% select(tibble_2, "value" < 90)
Error: Must subset columns with a valid subscript vector.
x Subscript has the wrong type `tbl_df< col : character value: double >`. i
It must be numeric or character. Run `rlang::last_error()` to see where the error occurred.
I know this is probably a trivial problem, but I'm not an expert in tidyverse and can't figure out how to fix this.
Thanks for any help.