Is there a way to see the values that R doesn't load when you write a line of code? [duplicate]

Question

Currently I'm working on a case study for a certificate I'm trying to get and I was wondering if there's a way for me to see the remaining rows that R has returned to me.

This is the code that I wrote bike_trips %>% count(start_hour, sort = T)

This is what it returned

# A tibble: 24 × 2
   start_hour      n
        <int>  <int>
 1         17 564905
 2         18 490560
 3         16 469811
 4         15 394074
 5         19 364749
 6         14 355982
 7         13 353979
 8         12 345982
 9         11 293882
10         20 256657
# … with 14 more rows

How would I go about seeing the 14 more rows if I needed to? Is there a way for me to get R to automatically show me additional rows if needed?

Answer 1

You can see ?tibble::print.tbl for more information on what arguments can be specified explicitly to the print method for "tibbles" (class tbl)

(bike_trips 
   %>% count(start_hour, sort = TRUE)
   %>% print(n = Inf)
)

If you run into a situation where you want to show all the columns you can use width = Inf

You could also pipe the results to View().