Stack and Reshape Datasets After Splitting Concatenated Values

Documentation for package ‘splitstackshape’ version 1.4.8

splitstackshape-package	splitstackshape
charMat	Create a Binary Matrix from a List of Character Values
concat.split	Split Concatenated Cells in a Dataset
concat.split.compact	Split Concatenated Cells into a Condensed Format
concat.split.expanded	Split Concatenated Values into their Corresponding Column Position
concat.split.list	Split Concatenated Cells into a List Format
concat.split.multiple	Split Concatenated Cells and Optionally Reshape the Output
concat.test	Example Dataset with Concatenated Cells
cSplit	Split Concatenated Values into Separate Values
cSplit_e	Split Concatenated Values into their Corresponding Column Position
cSplit_l	Split Concatenated Cells into a List Format
expandRows	Expand the Rows of a Dataset
FacsToChars	Convert All Factor Columns to Character Columns
getanID	Add an "id" Variable to a Dataset
listCol_l	Unlist a Column Stored as a List
listCol_w	Flatten a Column Stored as a List
merged.stack	Take a List of Stacked data.tables and Merge Them
Names	Dataset Names as a Character Vector, Always
NoSep	Split Basic Alphanumeric Strings Which Have No Separators
numMat	Create a Numeric Matrix from a List of Values
othernames	Extract All Names From a Dataset Other Than the Ones Listed
read.concat	Read Concatenated Character Vectors Into a data.frame
Reshape	Reshape Wide Data Into a Semi-long Form
splitstackshape	splitstackshape
Stacked	Stack Columns from a Wide Form to a Long Form
stratified	Take a Stratified Sample From a Dataset