Removing Rows with Some NAs Using na.omit() Function

Method 2 : Removing Rows with Some NAs Using complete.cases() Function

Here this function will remove all rows that contain NA.

Syntax:

na.omit(dataframe)

where, dataframe is the input dataframe.

Example:

R

# create dataframe 
data = data.frame(names=c("manoj", "bobby", "sravan", "deepu", NA, NA), 
                  id=c(1, 2, 3, NA, NA, NA),  
                  subjects=c("java", "python", NA, NA, "java", "python")) 
  
  
# remove NA's in entire dataframe 
print(na.omit(data)) 

Output:

  names id subjects
1 manoj  1     java
2 bobby  2   python

How to Remove Rows with Some or All NAs in R DataFrame?

In this article, we will discuss how to remove rows with some or all NA’s in R Programming Language.

We will consider a dataframe and then remove rows in R. Let’s create a dataframe with 3 columns and 6 rows.

R

# create dataframe 
data = data.frame(names=c("manoj", "bobby", "sravan", "deepu", NA, NA), 
                  id=c(1, 2, 3, NA, NA, NA),  
                  subjects=c("java", "python", NA, NA, "java", "python")) 
  
  
# display 
print(data) 

Output:

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Method 2 : Removing Rows with Some NAs Using complete.cases() Function

Removing Rows with Some NAs Using na.omit() Function

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How to Remove Rows with Some or All NAs in R DataFrame?

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