Read the help page for ifelse again. It return a value; you do not
assign values with the the function. You would use it something like
this:
cbitotal <- ifelse(cond1
, result1
, ifelse(cond2
, result2
On 11-02-09 3:47 PM, eck 1 wrote:
Hello R-Help users,
I have a data frame named fd, a sample of which looks like this:
cbi_A
cbi_B
cbi_B1
cbi_B2
cbi_C
cbi_D
cbi_E
cbi_F
2.183451
1.047546
NA
NA
NA
NA
0.428528
NA
0.795837
0.510152
0.510152
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
0.795837
Hello R-Help users,
I have a data frame named fd, a sample of which looks like this:
cbi_A
cbi_B
cbi_B1
cbi_B2
cbi_C
cbi_D
cbi_E
cbi_F
2.183451
1.047546
NA
NA
NA
NA
0.428528
NA
0.795837
0.510152
0.510152
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
0.795837
1.149577
0.843485
1.122334
NA
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