Dear sir, I am extremely sorry for messing up the logic
asking for help w.r.t. my earlier mails 

 

I have tried to explain below what I am looking for.

 

 

I have a database (say, currency_rates) storing datewise
currency exchange rates with some base currency XYZ.

 

currency_rates <- data.frame(date =
c("12/31/2010", "12/30/2010", "12/29/2010",
"12/28/2010", "12/27/2010","12/24/2010", "12/23/2010",
"12/22/2010", "12/21/2010", "12/20/2010"), 

USD  = c(112.05,
112.9, 110.85, 109.63, 108.08, 111.23, 112.49, 108.87, 109.33, 111.88),

GBP  = c(171.52,
168.27,169.03, 169.64, 169.29, 169.47, 170.9, 168.69, 170.9, 169.96),

EURO = c(42.71, 42.68, 41.86, 44.71, 44.14, 44.58, 41.07,
42.23, 44.55, 41.12),

CHF  = c(41.5, 41.47,
42.84, 43.44, 43.69, 42.3, 42.05, 41.23, 42.76, 43.79),

AUD  = c(109.55,
102.52, 114.91, 122.48, 122.12, 123.96, 100.36, 110.19, 121.58, 103.46))

 

I have a portfolio consisting of some of these currencies. 

 

At this moment, suppose my portfolio has following currency
transactions. i.e following is my current portfolio and

has 2 USD transactions, 2 EURO transactions and a CHF
transactions.

 

portfolio_currency_names = c("USD",
"USD", "EURO", "CHF", "EURO",
"USD")

 

 

# ____________________________________

 

My objective is AS PER THE PORTFOLIO, I need to generate a
data.frame giving respective currency returns.

 

Thus, I need to have an output like

 

 USD                USD                 EURO              CHF               
EURO  
             USD

-0.0076            -0.0076             
0.0007            0.0007             0.0007             -0.0076

 0.0183             0.0183              0.0194           -0.0325             
0.0194               0.0183

 0.0111             0.0111             -0.0659           -0.0139            
-0.0659              0.0111

 0.0142             0.0142              0.0128           -0.0057             
0.0128              0.0142

-0.0287            -0.0287             -0.0099            0.0323            
-0.0099             -0.0287

-0.0113            -0.0113             
0.0820            0.0059             0.0820             -0.0113

 0.0327             0.0327             -0.0279           
0.0197            -0.0279             
0.0327

-0.0042            -0.0042             -0.0535           -0.0364            
-0.0535             -0.0042

-0.0231            -0.0231             
0.0801           -0.0238             0.0801             -0.0231

 

Thus, my requirement is to have the dataframe as per the
composition of my portfolio. Thus, if there are only 2 transactions i.e. if my 
portfolio contains say only CHF
and AUD, I need the return calculations done only forCHF and AUD.

 

 

CHF                    AUD

0.0007               0.0663

-0.0325            -0.1141

-0.0139            -0.0638

-0.0057             0.0029

0.0323             -0.0150

0.0059              0.2112

0.0197             -0.0934

-0.0364            -0.0984

-0.0238             0.1614

 

I once again apologize for not asking my requirement
properly thereby causing not only inconvenience to all of you, but also wasting
your valuable time. Its not that I wasn't careful while asking for guidance for
my requirement, I wasn't clear about it. I am sorry for the same once again.

 

I request you to please help me.

 

Amelia Vettori




      
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