50920/code-snippet-find-number-null-values-each-column-dataframe
Hi @prakash, Use lapply function() to find the length for each column.
R code -
lapply(data_frame,function(x) { length(which(is.na(x)))})
Ex: I used Air quality dataset available in R datasets.
Hope it helps!
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