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Using relocate

As you learned in the video, the relocate() verb allows you to move columns around relative to other columns or its overall position in the tibble.

You've been given the counties_selected tibble, which contains the columns you need for your analysis of population density, but in an order that isn't easy to read. You'll use your new-found skills to put them right!

This exercise is part of the course

Data Manipulation with dplyr

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Exercise instructions

  • Move the density column to the end of the tibble.
  • Move the population column to before the land_area column.

Hands-on interactive exercise

Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.

counties_selected %>%
  # Move the density column to the end
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  # Move the population column to before land_area
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