How to display Sparklyr table in a clean readable format similar to the output of display()?
There exist a Databricks’s built-in display() function (see documentation here) which allow users to display R or SparkR dataframe in a clean and human readable manner where user can scroll to see all the columns and perform sorting on the columns. S...
- 3279 Views
- 1 replies
- 2 kudos
Latest Reply
I found that the display() function returned this issue when it came across date-type fields that were NULL. The following function seemed to fix the problem:library(tidyverse) library(lubridate) display_fixed = function(df) { df %>% ...
- 2 kudos