Thanks alot B77S. That was a critical post.
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Thanks for the answers. They were very helpful. I did it like below.
data$z <- ifelse(data$x == "A" & data$y == "A", "NA", "B").
That is enough for today. I guess I learned a enough today. Thanks to
everbody who tried to help.
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Hi ozgrerg,
I am not a "good" R user, but according to me you can do this;
data <- data.frame(x=c("A","A","B","A"), y=c("A","B","B","B"))
for (i in 1:nrow(data)){
if(data$x[i]=="B"||data$y[i]=="B") z[i]=c("B")
else
z[i]=c("NA")
}
cbind(data,z)
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Dear R experts, I have again a problem. Let I have a data frame like below:
x y
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A A
A B
B B
A B
where x and y are the column names. I want to create a new column z where it
is elements
will be like that, if at each row has there at least one 'B', then z wi
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