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I am trying to get the count of 27 factors using tally():

tally(group_by(export_all, estacion), sort = TRUE)

The output only shows the first ten factors. dplyr documentation doesn't show the option to see all of them.

My output:

     estacion      n
     (fctr)  (int)
1     87344 138883
2     87418 138877
3     87166 138869
4     87311 138864
5     87155 138857
6     87097 138850
7     87047 138844
8     87046 138822
9     87121 138809
10    87453 138743
..      ...    ...

I know that all 27 factors have observations.

Thanks

Lcarato
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  • Have a look of [this question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23188900/view-entire-data-frame-when-wrapped-in-tbl-df). If you want, you can do the same job with the forcats package: `export_all$estacion %>% fct_count(sort = TRUE)`. – jazzurro Dec 03 '16 at 01:46
  • Thanks. @vincent-zoonekynd answers my question there. I was searching exclusively for tapply answers before posting. My fault. – Lcarato Dec 03 '16 at 02:04
  • Try storing the result in variable and printing it, either using simple pint or for loop – Hardik Gupta Dec 03 '16 at 09:11

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