Check field map layout for errors and duplicate range/row locations.

This function can map either a single trial or all trials. When mapping all trials, best practice is to first filter out trials without range/row. If you do this and still receive a warning that the output will contain list cols, you have duplicates in range/row.

plot_map(
  df,
  id_col = "trial",
  trial_id,
  plot_id = NULL,
  range = range,
  row = row
)

Arguments

df

A data frame.

id_col

A string. Column containing a unique identifier for the trial. The default is 'trial'.

trial_id

A string. Use "all" to map all data by trial; for single trial, trial id string to locate in id_col, i.e. "OregonCereals_SWS_ION_2023". The string to match should be exact; the function is not currently set up to locate partial strings.

plot_id

A string or vector; column name(s) to use as plot identifier. Currently can take up to two inputs, i.e. c("plot", "ibloc"). This is useful for finding missing plot numbers, ibloc, entry, variety, etc.

range

Column containing range values; the default is 'range'

row

Column containing row locations; the default is 'row'

See also

Other clean column contents functions: set_values_to_na()