Re: [R] If Statement Help

On Oct 23, 2010, at 7:44 PM, Jason Kwok wrote: Thanks Jorge. It works. Is there a way to keep the actual price in the price column instead of TRUE/FALSE but filtering on when price>100? Huh? When I use subset I get what you ask for: > subset(x, Price > 100) Price 2010-10-12 10

Re: [R] If Statement Help

Thanks Jorge. It works. Is there a way to keep the actual price in the price column instead of TRUE/FALSE but filtering on when price>100? Thanks, Jay On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 10:37 PM, Jorge Ivan Velez wrote: > Hi Jay, > > If "x" is your data, you could use subset() to do what you want: > >

Re: [R] If Statement Help

Thanks for the help Jim. As a new user and member of this mailing list, I'm very impressed with all the support! Jay On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 10:21 PM, jim holtman wrote: > Need to understand how 'indexing' is done in R: > > > x <- read.table(textConnection(" Price > + 2010-10

Re: [R] If Statement Help

Hi Jay, If "x" is your data, you could use subset() to do what you want: subset(x, Price > 100) See ?subset for more information. HTH, Jorge On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 9:56 PM, Jason Kwok <> wrote: >Price > 2010-10-11 99 > 2010-10-12101 > 2010-10-13102 > 2010-10-

Re: [R] If Statement Help

Need to understand how 'indexing' is done in R: > x <- read.table(textConnection(" Price + 2010-10-11 99 + 2010-10-12101 + 2010-10-13102 + 2010-10-14103 + 2010-10-15 99 + 2010-10-18 98 + 2010-10-19 97 + 2010-10-20101 + 2010-10-21101 + 2010-10-2

[R] If Statement Help

Price 2010-10-11 99 2010-10-12101 2010-10-13102 2010-10-14103 2010-10-15 99 2010-10-18 98 2010-10-19 97 2010-10-20101 2010-10-21101 2010-10-22101 I have this dataset and I only want to return instances when the Price is > 100. If I use t