# Slice

Select rows by positions. This is not supported for relational databases, in which case you should use filter() with row\_number() function.

## How to Access This Feature

### From + (plus) Button

![](https://2850417076-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-M4HLCK3olgduYoe3RVS%2F-M4oMvCUDQwHTJ0eWi_f%2F-M4oN8S3BqqwJGqhHbJS%2Fcommand-slice-df-menu.png?generation=1586795463427649\&alt=media)

* Click "+" button and select "Other" - > "Slice(Select Rows)"

## Bind multiple data frames by row

![](https://2850417076-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-M4HLCK3olgduYoe3RVS%2F-M4oMvCUDQwHTJ0eWi_f%2F-M4oN8S5-imJWDTGWGwB%2Fslice.png?generation=1586795463438908\&alt=media)

You can select rows by specifying start and end row position.

1. Start Row - Start Row position. for example, if you want to select rows from second row to fifth row, set 2 as Start Row.
2. End Row - End Row position. if you want to select from rows from second row to fifth row, set 5 as End Row. If you select from second row to last. You can set `n()` for End Row.


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