Fazal,
I am not sure what you want, but I have guessed. I have tried to provide a
straight forward simplistic solution.
If you examine the intermediate results, I think what is being done will be
clear.
Mark
Michael Dewey’s suggestion to look at merge is excellent. You may also need to
look
Dear Fazal
I think part of your problem can be addressed with merge
go
?merge
at the R prompt
On 01/05/2015 21:05, Hadi Fazal wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am a real beginner to R and have probably a very naive issue. I've a small
data frame with three columns: Unique Sample ID, Gene 1 and Gene 2 (the
bject: [R] Help with making Loop
>
> Hi everyone,
> I am a real beginner to R and have probably a very naive issue. I've a
> small data frame with three columns: Unique Sample ID, Gene 1 and Gene 2
> (the columns on Gene1 and Gene2 are empty). I have two separate tables
>
Hi everyone,
I am a real beginner to R and have probably a very naive issue. I've a small
data frame with three columns: Unique Sample ID, Gene 1 and Gene 2 (the columns
on Gene1 and Gene2 are empty). I have two separate tables for the genes which
contain the Unique Subject ID in one column and
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