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Data Wrangler

by AlexLamson ALL

Make quick and dirty data mining made easier in Sublime Text

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  • Win 267
  • Mac 116
  • Linux 44
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DataWrangler - Sublime Plugin

Clean and analyze text data more easily

"Screenshot" I used this to capture the screen

Motivation

While cleaning data from a large survey, I wanted to ask questions about the data so I could clean it better. For example, many people would type what city they were from, but some would misspell it. By looking at the most common responses, I could quickly find the mispelled words and fix them.

Installation

Install via Package Control by searching for DataWrangler.

If you don't have Package Control, you can install it here.

Usage

To run a command, open the command palette (ctrl+shift+P on Windows) and type the name of the function you want.

If a command expects data to be formatted in rows and columns of data, tabs are the preferred separator (it also tries to be clever if you are using another separator, ex. commas). This was chosen because it makes it very compatible with copy-pasting from Google Sheets and Excel spreadsheets.

Commands

All commands are non-destructive, and the results will appear in a new tab.

  • Line/word frequency
  • Flatten a list of lists
  • Vertically align all columns
  • Delete each column that contains a cursor