Hi
I am not sure if I understand correctly. You want to change starting days to
some common value?
It seems to me that you actually want start at zero date and continue in each
dataset regardless of actual starting date. If it is the case, I would use day
numbers like in these examples
> x <-
Eric,
Thanks for the recommendation for xts!
Frederik,
Please direct future questions about xts to R-SIG-Finance, or
Stackoverflow. I (and other users) are more likely to see your
questions there than here on R-help.
Best,
Josh
On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 8:08 AM Frederik Feys wrote:
>
> Thank y
Thank you so much Eric! Wonderful to have an R community helping out so
quickly!
> Op 12 aug. 2020, om 14:10 heeft Eric Berger het
> volgende geschreven:
>
> Hi Frederik,
> (short answer) modify the assignment statement to
> agg_d_h <- rbind( agg_d_h, data.frame(Group.date=next_date,x=0)
Hi Frederik,
(short answer) modify the assignment statement to
agg_d_h <- rbind( agg_d_h, data.frame(Group.date=next_date,x=0) )
Note: replace x=0 by your-variable-name=0
Note: left-hand-side of the assignment statement should be agg_d_h
(longer answer) Your approach is far from the b
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