Hi,
First, if you want a precise answer, provide a precise question. That
is, provide a reproducible example. A good function for that is dput(),
with which you can copy/paste your own data. If your data is too long,
create a relevant subset (with head() for example).
Regarding your question: are you looking for table()?
HTH,
Ivan
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Le 02/03/14 18:26, KarlSmithByrne a écrit :
I have a large genotype dataset. Each person can take the value Hom or Het
(Homozygous or Heterozygous variant), for example.
There is also a column variable that tells me if each "Hom" is also damaging
or activating, for example.
I am trying to write a function that will tell me how many "Hom" and "Het"
are also Damaging or Activating, and that are shared across all individuals
- without much luck.
As I see it, for individuals 1 through 40 I want to extract values "Hom" and
"Het" that are also "Damaging" or "Activating", provided this is true for
all other individuals.
This may be an easy task and I am just not getting it.
Thank you for any help you give!
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