pivot_longer usage

[muleiro16]

Hi everyone!

I'm using the funtion pivot_longer instead of spread. My issue is that I want to pivot_longer 4 columns into 3 new columns (Key, Value1, Value2).

For example: I have CapBusiness, CapTourist, PaxBusiness, PaxTourist.
What I want to achieve is: Cabin, Cap, Pax.
Cabin must have just 2 values: Business and Tourist.
Cap and Pax must be the values of each one.

How can I accomplish this with pivot_longer?

[nirgrahamuk]

Hi!

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