Thank you very much John, can you read it now?
Hello,
I'd like to do next, see if you could help me please:
I have a csv called datuak with a id called calee_id and a colunm
called poids.
I have another csv called datuak2 with the same id called calee_id,
(although there are calee_id that are in
Hi
It is better to use dput for presenting data for others. You probably want
?merge.
Something like
merge(datuak, datuak2, by = calee_id, all.x=TRUE)
However calee_id seems to be a floating point number and it may be rounded
so you shall beware of it.
Regards
Petr
Thank you very much
?merge and ?unique might help
however: why is calee_id a floating point number? Ids are usually stuff thats
close to a factor, integers, strings and the like, you know stuff that has a
value that isn't dependant on precision. Floating points might just complicate
things..
On 03.08.2012, at
Hi Nerea,
For some reason your post is badl garbled and close to imposible to read.
Perhaps you need to check your text encoding?
Also to send sample data it is better to use the dput() command.
Do dput(myfile) and then paste the results into your email
Sorry not to be of more help.
John
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