Hello,
Thanks to all for the previus answer. I want to be more detailed:
I have a dataset called gm20011231 with 1304 observations (or records).
I want to create a subset with the followin command
j2<-gm20011231[1:10,"V4"]
the levels of "V4" is 1304 and the and the length(j2) is 10.
Do you know how to obtain a j2 with level 10?
Thank you
Fabrizio
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De Amicis Fabrizio (G.I.T.) wrote:> Hello, > > Thanks to all for the previus answer. I want to be more detailed: > > I have a dataset called gm20011231 with 1304 observations (or records). > > I want to create a subset with the followin command > > j2<-gm20011231[1:10,"V4"] > > the levels of "V4" is 1304 and the and the length(j2) is 10. > > Do you know how to obtain a j2 with level 10? > > Thank you > FabrizioI don't know why you are going to do that, but you can change the levels with level(), see ?level for details. Uwe Ligges