I was hoping to be able to fill a larger DataFrame with the values of a smaller one using fill() but it doesn’t work this way. I can create a new DataFrame using vcat but was hoping for a better method. using DataFrames df_test = DataFrame(a = repeat([1:2;], inner = [2]), b = repea…

It is intentional that this does not work. In Julia, as opposed to R we are strict about object dimensions. However, what works cleanly is: repeat(df_test, 4) as this is the thing you are looking for - right?

Is there a way to fill a dataframe with values from a smaller dataframe?

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HelgavonLichtenstein November 10, 2020, 1:43pm 3

Yes, thank you!

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Is there a way to fill a dataframe with values from a smaller dataframe?

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