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Henry <hcco...@lbl.gov> wrote:

>I know this is likely very simple.  I want to change a matrix that was
>given
>to me not sorted by timestamp to sorted by timestamp.   It was sorted
>by
>CRAH_Name.  There are 264k records initially.  The CRAH names start at
>11
>and go to 98 but there are a number of missing values (CRAH_Name),
>total
>approx. 50.
>
>A small example of the given matrix
>
>Time_Stamp     Power   CRAH_Name
>4/16/2012 00:00        3.4862  11
>4/16/2012 00:01        3.4862  11
>4/16/2012 00:02        3.61035 11
>4/16/2012 00:03        3.57215 11
>4/16/2012 00:04        3.6008  11
>4/16/2012 00:05        3.64855 11
>4/16/2012 00:06        3.64855 11
>4/16/2012 00:07        3.6008  11
>4/16/2012 00:08        3.639   11
>4/16/2012 00:09        3.6581  11
>4/16/2012 00:10        3.6963  11
>4/16/2012 00:00        2.618646        98   (timestamping starts over again at 
>00:00)
>4/16/2012 00:01        2.195102        98
>4/16/2012 00:02        2.758223        98
>4/16/2012 00:03        2.796727        98
>4/16/2012 00:04        2.652337        98
>4/16/2012 00:05        2.233606        98
>4/16/2012 00:06        2.811166        98
>4/16/2012 00:07        2.690841        98
>4/16/2012 00:08        2.406874        98
>4/16/2012 00:09        2.811166        98
>4/16/2012 00:10        2.286549        98
>
>I want to transform into a dataframe that looks like this..
>CRAH Name             11                       12                    
>13............                    98
>timestamp ..01        power value   power value  power value
>...........power value
>timestamp ..02        power value   power value  power value
>...........power value
>timestamp ..03        power value   power value  power value
>...........power value
>
>This is how I'm used to dealing with time series data.
>
>Thanks very much for any help.  I would like to use standard R function
>if
>not too complicated.
>
>
>
>
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