[R] & statement within an ifelse Loop

[Jeff Newmiller]

You really need to address the responses to your previous posts on this topic. [1][2] What happened when you tested those methods? In particular, what about them was so ineffective that you are still here asking the same question? And why are you starting new threads of conversation on the same topic?

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[1] https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2019-September/464183.html
[2] https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2019-September/464202.html


On September 21, 2019 12:57:50 PM PDT, Phillip Heinrich <herd_dog using cox.net> wrote:
>Still putzing around trying to increment a count vector when the date
>changes.  
>
>         Date count
>1   2018-03-29     1
>2   2018-03-29     1
>3   2018-03-29     1
>81  2018-03-30     1
>82  2018-03-30     1
>83  2018-03-30     1
>165 2018-03-31     1
>166 2018-03-31     1
>167 2018-03-31     1
> 
>I can get count to change when the date changes  - lines 81 and 165 -
>by comparing the date to the date on the previous line (lag(Date,1))
>but then the count returns to 1 on line 82 and line 166.
>
>test2 <- transform(test2,
>+                   count = ifelse(Date == lag(Date,1),count,count+1))
>> test2
>          Date count
>1   2018-03-29    NA
>2   2018-03-29     1
>3   2018-03-29     1
>81  2018-03-30     2
>82  2018-03-30     1
>83  2018-03-30     1
>165 2018-03-31     2
>166 2018-03-31     1
>167 2018-03-31     1
>
>test2 <- transform(test2,
>+           count = ifelse(Date ==
>lag(Date,1),(lag(count,1)),(lag(count,1)+1)))
>
>
>
>With the code above I get the same results.  It seems to me that line
>82 should have count = 2 since the dates on line 81 and 82 are the same
>so the count from line 82 should be the same as 81 -  (lag(count,1)). 
>Similarly, if line 83 were count = 2 then line 165 should be equal to
>3.
>
>What am I missing here?  Is there a way to add an & clause to either
>the if or the else clause such as:
>
>((-2:2) >= 0) & ((-2:2) <= 0)I’ve tried this several different ways
>such as:
>
>(lag(count,1)) &(count = count+1).  
>
>with no success.
>
>Thanks,
>Philip
>
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