Marcio,

Try this instead:

x<-c(288,139,196,159,536,134,623,517,96,467,277,155,386,241,422,6263,612,532,250,412,339,55,290,249,164,97,74,144,1277,240,163,63,488,111,128,230,720,179,37,24,65,37,89,187,60,939,1008,81,310,58,169,38,68,190,78,807,220,226,69,179129,119,73,59,92,127,104,75,505,183,49,41,76,113,90,79,408,140,200,284,103,58,654,118,431,192,233,102,97,56,69,73,86,53,105,81,77,472,129,194,299,81,122,113,186,91,145,133,114,78,78,72,70,3471,641,275,815,149,185,172,240,67,526,122,229,298,317,179,233,66,129,87,82,63,65,72,6720,381,240,118,396,66,35,43,166,216,53,82,90,62,77,207,68,52,277,396,220,751,146,95,37,35,39,46,59,44,105,87,66,62,175,252,128,330,57,83,208,74,63,109,37,105,38,82,76,63,86,603,209,100,121,191,130,63,128,90,79,50,1025,121,87,309,75,189,36,82,84,60,132,46,965,155,132,219,112,53,90,66,100,77,52,60,100,153,418,392,76,130,197,262,49,105,87,70,147,720,342,233,203,249,92,134,231,782,184,182,432,49,63,94,124,69,53,91,451,53,21,42,50,40,32,58,26,28,61,60,35,764,105,592,55,28,46,34,123,4!
 1,54,207,64,562,295,226,63,233)
R<-142
color<-rep(0,142)
for(i in 1:R){
y<-sample(x,142,replace=FALSE)
if (!3471 %in% y & !6263 %in% y & !6720 %in% y){color[i]<-1} else
if (3471 %in% y & !6263 %in% y & !6720 %in% y){color[i]<-2} else
if (!3471 %in% y & 6263 %in% y & !6720 %in% y){color[i]<-3} else
if (!3471 %in% y & !6263 %in% y & 6720 %in% y){color[i]<-4} else
if (3471 %in% y & 6263 %in% y & !6720 %in% y){color[i]<-5} else
if (3471 %in% y & !6263 %in% y & 6720 %in% y){color[i]<-6} else
if (!3471 %in% y & 6263 %in% y & 6720 %in% y){color[i]<-7} else
if (3471 %in% y & 6263 %in% y & 6720 %in% y){color[i]<-8} else{color[i]<-0}
}

Before one of the commands in your loop was:

x <- sample(x,142,replace=FALSE)

when you did this you altered your assignment of x to be the sample of your
original x with a length of 142.  Subsequent iterations of the loop had the
same data as the original iteration, but sampled randomly.  Your if
statements were good, you just redefined x in your first iteration of the
loop.

Adrienne

Adrienne Wootten
Graduate Research Assistant
State Climate Office of North Carolina
North Carolina State University

On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 1:29 PM, Mestat <mes...@pop.com.br> wrote:

>
> Hey listers,
> I am trying to do something simple... Check the program below...
> I would like to create a variable named COLOR according to the conditions
> that I stablished... But the problem is that it seems that my variable
> COLOR
> is checking just on sample, may be last in the loop... Certainly, I am
> missing something...
> Thanks in advance,
> Marcio
>
>
> x<-c(288,139,196,159,536,134,623,517,96,467,277,155,386,241,422,6263,612,532,250,412,339,55,290,249,164,97,74,144,1277,240,163,63,488,111,128,230,720,179,37,24,65,37,89,187,60,939,1008,81,310,58,169,38,68,190,78,807,220,226,69,179129,119,73,59,92,127,104,75,505,183,49,41,76,113,90,79,408,140,200,284,103,58,654,118,431,192,233,102,97,56,69,73,86,53,105,81,77,472,129,194,299,81,122,113,186,91,145,133,114,78,78,72,70,3471,641,275,815,149,185,172,240,67,526,122,229,298,317,179,233,66,129,87,82,63,65,72,6720,381,240,118,396,66,35,43,166,216,53,82,90,62,77,207,68,52,277,396,220,751,146,95,37,35,39,46,59,44,105,87,66,62,175,252,128,330,57,83,208,74,63,109,37,105,38,82,76,63,86,603,209,100,121,191,130,63,128,90,79,50,1025,121,87,309,75,189,36,82,84,60,132,46,965,155,132,219,112,53,90,66,100,77,52,60,100,153,418,392,76,130,197,262,49,105,87,70,147,720,342,233,203,249,92,134,231,782,184,182,432,49,63,94,124,69,53,91,451,53,21,42,50,40,32,58,26,28,61,60,35,764,105,592,55,28,46,34,123!
 ,4!
>  1,54,207,64,562,295,226,63,233)
> R<-142
> color<-rep(0,142)
> for(i in 1:R){
> x<-sample(x,142,replace=FALSE)
> if (!3471 %in% x & !6263 %in% x & !6720 %in% x){color[i]<-1} else
> if (3471 %in% x & !6263 %in% x & !6720 %in% x){color[i]<-2} else
> if (!3471 %in% x & 6263 %in% x & !6720 %in% x){color[i]<-3} else
> if (!3471 %in% x & !6263 %in% x & 6720 %in% x){color[i]<-4} else
> if (3471 %in% x & 6263 %in% x & !6720 %in% x){color[i]<-5} else
> if (3471 %in% x & !6263 %in% x & 6720 %in% x){color[i]<-6} else
> if (!3471 %in% x & 6263 %in% x & 6720 %in% x){color[i]<-7} else
> if (3471 %in% x & 6263 %in% x & 6720 %in% x){color[i]<-8} else{color[i]<-0}
> }
>
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