Assuming you really do have a table,
> tab <- as.table(c(Friday=119, Monday=173, Saturday=80,
+ Sunday=96, Thursday=167, Tuesday=193, Wednesday=194))
> tab
Friday Monday Saturday Sunday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday
119 173 80 96 167 193 194
we can use the fact that May 17, 2010 is a Monday to write this:
> tab[format(as.Date("2010-05-17") + 0:6, "%A")]
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
173 193 194 167 119 80 96
This last line should also work if tab is a data frame rather than a table.
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 8:46 AM, someone <vonhof...@t-online.de> wrote:
>
> I'm an R noob and have a (maybe) stupid question...
> I have a table where I have the weekdays and a number for each weekday of
> entries:
> Thats what the table looks like...
> Now I want to have an pie3D plot of this, but obviously the order of the
> weekdays are not as one would expect...
> Friday Monday Saturday Sunday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday
> 119 173 80 96 167 193
> 194
>
> how can I rearrange the cols so that its the "usal" way: monday first, then
> tuesday and so on...
> Any help is highly appreciated!
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