Thank you, Sarah. This seems to be working:
a=c("ba ba","ca ca","da da", "lake lake, a", "lake lake, b","lake
of","lama ca, a","lama ca, b","ma ma")
b=c("ba ba","ca ca","OTHER", "lake lake, a", "lake lake, b","lake
of","lama ca, a","lama ca, b","OTHER")
myref<-data.frame(a=a, b=b)
myref$a<-as.chara
Dimitri,
It isn't clear to me exactly what you are trying to do, but this might
be closer.
Note the stringsAsFactors argument I added to data.frame: I don't think you
are likely to want factors for this application. Also, it's a bad idea
to create a
variable named c since that is the name of a fun
Hello!
Below is my exmample. "myref" is my reference data frame with columns a and b.
"temp" is my data with column c analogous to column a in "myref".
I am trying to create a new variable b - in "temp" - that matches
values from b in "myref" to values in c. If you look at the resulting
data frame
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