Use something like sprintf if you want trailing zeros.
> x
[1] 0.78> sprintf("%.4f", x)
[1] "0.7800">
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 5:31 AM, Abelian <abelian1982 at gmail.com>
wrote:> after obtaining the result, the result is displayed below:
>
> individual RS_number Phy_Posi LOH_intensity
> 1 1718890 rs1496555 2.224111 0.8121
> 2 1668776 rs2376495 3.084986 0.786 <---
> 3 1723597 rs4648462 3.155127 0.784 <---
> 4 1728870 rs10492940 3.187607 0.7831
> 5 1669946 rs10492939 3.292731 0.7801
> 6 1708099 rs10492938 3.294196 0.78 <---
> 7 1716798 rs10492937 3.329199 0.7791
> 8 1701872 rs1128474 3.535472 0.7733
> 9 1697748 rs2154068 3.710825 0.7685
> 10-1699138 rs2887274 3.711178 0.7685
>
> my problem is in the result of LOH_intesity.
> i hope that 0.786 can be showed 0.7860, 0.78 can be 0.7800.
> so, how can I manage my result to be those?
> Thanks a lot...
>
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