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As noted in this stack overflow question, using across(starts_with(...)) in an arrange() call has odd behaviour when selecting more than one column.
See example below with two across calls looking for one or more columns. If the first across call returns more than one column, then these are ordered with the expected priority, but the second call to across is ignored. If the first across call returns one column, then the second evaluates fine.
As noted in this stack overflow question, using
across(starts_with(...))
in anarrange()
call has odd behaviour when selecting more than one column.See example below with two
across
calls looking for one or more columns. If the firstacross
call returns more than one column, then these are ordered with the expected priority, but the second call toacross
is ignored. If the firstacross
call returns one column, then the second evaluates fine.Session info
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