I'm sure the OP has reasons to reorder the months as shown but his data
seems to argue that he shouldn't split the wet season (Oct - Apr) but
should, instead, tack the 1972 months (Jan - Aug after the 1971 months
(Sep - Dec).
Clint
Clint BowmanINTERNET: cl...@ecy.wa.
On Feb 11, 2013, at 10:09 PM, nick pardikes wrote:
> I have data that looks like below and I would like to re-order the values
> within the "date" column. I would like to have each year organized like so:
>
> Sep-71
> Oct-71
> Nov-71
> Dec-71
> Jan-71
> Feb-71
> Mar-71
> Apr-71
> May-71
> Jun-7
7 65.6 37.9
#23 castlepeak Jul-72 1972 0.000 74.25806 43.45161
#24 castlepeak Aug-72 1972 0.2258065 73.35484 43.03226
A.K.
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From: nick pardikes
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Hello,
Maybe there's some date trick, but I think the following will do the job.
dat <- read.table(text = "
site date year precipitation temp_max temp_min
1 castlepeak Jan-71 197126.2903226 38.29032 18.06452
2 castlepeak Feb-71 1971 9.1071429 39.60714 17.5
3 castlepea
I have data that looks like below and I would like to re-order the values
within the "date" column. I would like to have each year organized like so:
Sep-71
Oct-71
Nov-71
Dec-71
Jan-71
Feb-71
Mar-71
Apr-71
May-71
Jun-71
Jul-71
Aug-71
Sep-72
Oct-72
etc...
Is there any way I can order the column i
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