Thank you for your assistance. I went with Peter's solution. All is
working well now.
- Barry
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 4:12 AM, Patrick Burns wrote:
> If I understand your problem correctly,
> you want to use '[[' instead of '$':
>
> order(parameters[["ItemColumn"**]], parameters[["PriceColumn"
If I understand your problem correctly,
you want to use '[[' instead of '$':
order(parameters[["ItemColumn"]], parameters[["PriceColumn"]])
On 28/05/2013 07:06, Barry King wrote:
I have an Excel worksheet with 20 rows. Using XLConnect I successfully
read the data into 'indata'. In order to
On May 28, 2013, at 08:06 , Barry King wrote:
> I have an Excel worksheet with 20 rows. Using XLConnect I successfully
> read the data into 'indata'. In order to sort it on the 'Item' column
> and the 'Price_Per_Item' column I submit:
>
> index <- with(indata, order(Item, Price_Per_Item))
> so
I have an Excel worksheet with 20 rows. Using XLConnect I successfully
read the data into 'indata'. In order to sort it on the 'Item' column
and the 'Price_Per_Item' column I submit:
index <- with(indata, order(Item, Price_Per_Item))
sortedData <- indata[index, ]
The above works fine but now I
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