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I have data.frame like this:



df<-data.frame(Time=c(1:100),Rome_population=c(1:100),Rome_gdp=c(1:100),Rome_LifeLenght=c(1:100),London_population=c(1:100),London_gdp=c(1:100),London_LifeLenght=c(1:100),Berlin_population=c(1:100),Berlin_gdp=c(1:100),Berlin_LifeLenght=c(1:100))


And I would like to have a data.frame like this:
df<-data.frame(Time,City,population,gdp,LifeLenght)



How can I make it? Possibly with tidyr?



Thanks!










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    I have data.frame like this:



    df<-data.frame(Time=c(1:100),Rome_population=c(1:100),Rome_gdp=c(1:100),Rome_LifeLenght=c(1:100),London_population=c(1:100),London_gdp=c(1:100),London_LifeLenght=c(1:100),Berlin_population=c(1:100),Berlin_gdp=c(1:100),Berlin_LifeLenght=c(1:100))


    And I would like to have a data.frame like this:
    df<-data.frame(Time,City,population,gdp,LifeLenght)



    How can I make it? Possibly with tidyr?



    Thanks!










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      I have data.frame like this:



      df<-data.frame(Time=c(1:100),Rome_population=c(1:100),Rome_gdp=c(1:100),Rome_LifeLenght=c(1:100),London_population=c(1:100),London_gdp=c(1:100),London_LifeLenght=c(1:100),Berlin_population=c(1:100),Berlin_gdp=c(1:100),Berlin_LifeLenght=c(1:100))


      And I would like to have a data.frame like this:
      df<-data.frame(Time,City,population,gdp,LifeLenght)



      How can I make it? Possibly with tidyr?



      Thanks!










      share|improve this question
















      I have data.frame like this:



      df<-data.frame(Time=c(1:100),Rome_population=c(1:100),Rome_gdp=c(1:100),Rome_LifeLenght=c(1:100),London_population=c(1:100),London_gdp=c(1:100),London_LifeLenght=c(1:100),Berlin_population=c(1:100),Berlin_gdp=c(1:100),Berlin_LifeLenght=c(1:100))


      And I would like to have a data.frame like this:
      df<-data.frame(Time,City,population,gdp,LifeLenght)



      How can I make it? Possibly with tidyr?



      Thanks!







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          Try:



          df %>% 
          gather(key, value, Rome_population:Berlin_LifeLenght) %>%
          separate(key, into = c("city", "stat"), sep = "_") %>%
          spread(stat, value)


          Output:



           # A tibble: 300 x 5
          Time city gdp LifeLenght population
          <int> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
          1 1 Berlin 1 1 1
          2 1 London 1 1 1
          3 1 Rome 1 1 1
          4 2 Berlin 2 2 2
          5 2 London 2 2 2
          6 2 Rome 2 2 2
          7 3 Berlin 3 3 3
          8 3 London 3 3 3
          9 3 Rome 3 3 3
          10 4 Berlin 4 4 4
          # ... with 290 more rows





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            Try:



            df %>% 
            gather(key, value, Rome_population:Berlin_LifeLenght) %>%
            separate(key, into = c("city", "stat"), sep = "_") %>%
            spread(stat, value)


            Output:



             # A tibble: 300 x 5
            Time city gdp LifeLenght population
            <int> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
            1 1 Berlin 1 1 1
            2 1 London 1 1 1
            3 1 Rome 1 1 1
            4 2 Berlin 2 2 2
            5 2 London 2 2 2
            6 2 Rome 2 2 2
            7 3 Berlin 3 3 3
            8 3 London 3 3 3
            9 3 Rome 3 3 3
            10 4 Berlin 4 4 4
            # ... with 290 more rows





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              Try:



              df %>% 
              gather(key, value, Rome_population:Berlin_LifeLenght) %>%
              separate(key, into = c("city", "stat"), sep = "_") %>%
              spread(stat, value)


              Output:



               # A tibble: 300 x 5
              Time city gdp LifeLenght population
              <int> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
              1 1 Berlin 1 1 1
              2 1 London 1 1 1
              3 1 Rome 1 1 1
              4 2 Berlin 2 2 2
              5 2 London 2 2 2
              6 2 Rome 2 2 2
              7 3 Berlin 3 3 3
              8 3 London 3 3 3
              9 3 Rome 3 3 3
              10 4 Berlin 4 4 4
              # ... with 290 more rows





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                Try:



                df %>% 
                gather(key, value, Rome_population:Berlin_LifeLenght) %>%
                separate(key, into = c("city", "stat"), sep = "_") %>%
                spread(stat, value)


                Output:



                 # A tibble: 300 x 5
                Time city gdp LifeLenght population
                <int> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
                1 1 Berlin 1 1 1
                2 1 London 1 1 1
                3 1 Rome 1 1 1
                4 2 Berlin 2 2 2
                5 2 London 2 2 2
                6 2 Rome 2 2 2
                7 3 Berlin 3 3 3
                8 3 London 3 3 3
                9 3 Rome 3 3 3
                10 4 Berlin 4 4 4
                # ... with 290 more rows





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                Try:



                df %>% 
                gather(key, value, Rome_population:Berlin_LifeLenght) %>%
                separate(key, into = c("city", "stat"), sep = "_") %>%
                spread(stat, value)


                Output:



                 # A tibble: 300 x 5
                Time city gdp LifeLenght population
                <int> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
                1 1 Berlin 1 1 1
                2 1 London 1 1 1
                3 1 Rome 1 1 1
                4 2 Berlin 2 2 2
                5 2 London 2 2 2
                6 2 Rome 2 2 2
                7 3 Berlin 3 3 3
                8 3 London 3 3 3
                9 3 Rome 3 3 3
                10 4 Berlin 4 4 4
                # ... with 290 more rows






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