May be this help you; Just intall.packages("sqldf", dependencies=T)
require(sqldf)
my_df<-data.frame(cbind(gender=sample(c("male","female"),50,replace=T),
age=round(rnorm(50, mean=30, sd=5),0)))
my_df_subset_male<-sqldf("select * from my_df where gender=='male'")
my_df_subset_male
my_df_subset_male_greater35<-sqldf("select * from my_df where gender=='male'
and age>35")
my_df_subset_male_greater35
Good luck
miltinho astronauta
brazil
On 7/22/08, rlearner309 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have a question about how to filter the data frame:
> Suppose my data frame has variables like gender, age,... How to get a
> subset
> of the data frame, with only female (or male) and/or age > 50...? What is
> the typical syntax? I tried several condition expressions, but none of
> them
> worked...
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> Thanks a lot!
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