R Select Rows Containing String Dplyr, Using sqldf - if it had a like syntax - I would do somet V1 V2 V3 1 A C A R A L 2 A D A M A T 3 A F A V A N 4 A D A L A L 5 A C A Q A X Notice that filter is & (and)ing the booleans by row i. For example, I want to see the rows which contains "A", which can be in every column. I need something a bit along the lines of CTRL + F in Microsoft Excel to look for a string in a whole dataframe (I prefer a dplyr solution if possible). df % filter(. Width")) Also, there are wrappers within select to do this more easily i. Length"), paste0(wanted, ". dose should range 0 - 60, however, I observed that four rows contain text and not numbers. In this tutorial you will learn how to select rows using The result is the entire data frame with only the rows we wanted. Both base R and the dplyr package offer efficient ways to achieve this. The `filter()` function in `dplyr` is a useful tool for selecting specific rows of data based on certain criteria.

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