R move column to last using dplyr

For a data.frame with n columns, I would like to be able to move a column from any of 1-(n-1) positions, to be the nth column (i.e. a non-last column to be the last column). I would also like to do it using `dplyr`. I would like to do so without simply typing out the names of all the columns. For example: ``` data<-data.frame(a=1:5, b=6:10, c=11:15) ``` This works, but isn't the `dplyr` way: ``` data[,c(colnames(data)[colnames(data)!='b'],'b')] ``` This is the `dplyr` way to make column `b` first: ``` data%>%select(b, everything()) ``` But this doesn't work to make column `b` last: ``` data%>%select(everything(), b) ``` This works, but requires me to type out all the columns: ``` data%>%select(a,c,b) ``` So is there an elegant dplyr way to do this? Related questions: - move column to first in a data frame - How does one reorder columns in a data frame?