rangeTo
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ "fromColumn".."toColumn"}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ "fromColumn"..toColumn}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ fromColumn.."toColumn"}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ fromColumn..Type::toColumn}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ fromColumn..toColumn}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Deprecated
It's recommended to migrate to the String or Extension Properties Access API https://kotlin.github.io/dataframe/apilevels.html
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ "fromColumn"..Type::toColumn}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Deprecated
It's recommended to migrate to the String or Extension Properties Access API https://kotlin.github.io/dataframe/apilevels.html
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ Type::fromColumn.."toColumn"}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Deprecated
It's recommended to migrate to the String or Extension Properties Access API https://kotlin.github.io/dataframe/apilevels.html
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ Type::fromColumn..Type::toColumn}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.
Deprecated
It's recommended to migrate to the String or Extension Properties Access API https://kotlin.github.io/dataframe/apilevels.html
Range of Columns
Creates a ColumnSet containing all columns from this up to (and including) endInclusive.
Columns inside column groups are also supported (as long as they share the same direct parent), as well as any combination of Access APIs.
For more information: See Range of Columns on the documentation website.
Check out: Grammar
For example:
df.select{ Type::fromColumn..toColumn}
Receiver
The first column in the subset.
Return
A ColumnSet containing all columns from this to endInclusive.
Parameters
The last column in the subset.
See also
Throws
if the columns have different parents or the end column is before the start column.