Hi,
I have v1 (date of test) and v2 (year of birth).
v1 v2
15.5.2008 88
18.6.200954
I want R to use only year in v1; and v2 see as 1988 and calculate age in v3.
any ideas how to do that?
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Vlatka MatkoviÄ PuljiÄ
095/8618 171
Hi,
I have v1 (date of test) and v2 (year of birth).
v1 v2
15.5.2008 88
18.6.200954
I want R to use only year in v1; and v2 see as 1988 and calculate age in v3.
any ideas how to do that?
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Vlatka MatkoviÄ PuljiÄ
095/8618 171
In what format are you dates?
Are they always like this: two digits for day, then one or two digits
for month, and four digits for the year?
Also - are any of your people born after 1999?
Dimitri
2010/4/21 Vlatka Matković Puljić vlatk...@gmail.com:
Hi,
I have v1 (date of test) and v2 (year
And what is the format for year of birth in Excel?
Can't you use concatenate to concatenate a new column (that contains
only 19) and the column that contains a 2-digit year of birth?
And then change all those who are born (in the new column) before 1910
to XX+100 - which will give you 2009 (or
Hm, well.. I can do it in xls but I wanted to see if there is some (simple)
way to do this in R.
2010/4/21 Dimitri Liakhovitski ld7...@gmail.com
And what is the format for year of birth in Excel?
Can't you use concatenate to concatenate a new column (that contains
only 19) and the column that
Give what you've given us, you can try:
x-data.frame(date=c(39804,9527,39917),birth=c(1988,1911,1969)) # your
years have to be in 4-digit format
# formatting date as Date. What you have is, I think, number of days
since 1900 - can anyone correct me?
x$date-as.Date(x$date,origin=1900-01-01)
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