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All (Cols)

Creates a new ColumnSet that contains all columns from this, the opposite of none.

This makes the function equivalent to cols() without filter.

This function operates solely on columns at the top-level.

NOTE: For column groups, all is named allCols instead to avoid confusion.

Check out: Grammar

For more information: See all/allCols on the documentation website.

For example:

df.move{ all() }.under("info")

df.select{ myGroup.allCols() }

Examples for this overload:

df.select{ cols{ "a" in name}.all() }

NOTE: This is an identity call and can be omitted in most cases.

Flavors of All (Cols):

• all(Cols)(): All columns

• all(Cols)Before(column): All columns before the specified column, excluding that column

• all(Cols)After(column): All columns after the specified column, excluding that column

• all(Cols)From(column): All columns from the specified column, including that column

• all(Cols)UpTo(column): All columns up to the specified column, including that column

See also

All (Cols)

Creates a new ColumnSet that contains all columns from this, the opposite of none.

This makes the function equivalent to cols() without filter.

This function operates solely on columns at the top-level.

NOTE: For column groups, all is named allCols instead to avoid confusion.

Check out: Grammar

For more information: See all/allCols on the documentation website.

For example:

df.move{ all() }.under("info")

df.select{ myGroup.allCols() }

Examples for this overload:

df.select{ all() }

Flavors of All (Cols):

• all(Cols)(): All columns

• all(Cols)Before(column): All columns before the specified column, excluding that column

• all(Cols)After(column): All columns after the specified column, excluding that column

• all(Cols)From(column): All columns from the specified column, including that column

• all(Cols)UpTo(column): All columns up to the specified column, including that column

See also