Hi thanks for this.
I tried rbind() and i guess it wokrs, so the syntax i gave is:
Prescription_concentrations_output$Quantity[2] <- rbind(Prescription_concentrations_output$Quantity[2]+200)
Hey everyone,
So I have a dataframe with two columns, one being a list of antibiotics and another one quantity. I have an excel sheet from which I'm extracting the concentration of drugs, say something like 100mg. I then split 100 mg to 100 and mg seperately and wanna add the 100 to the quantity column of the dataframe. This works fine.
Now, if I want to add another value to the same row in the same column, how do i do that?
For example: now my dataframe looks like this:
Antibiotic quantity
azithromycin 100
And If i wanna add another 100 to the quantity, and make it like this:
Antibiotic quantity
azithromycin 200
How do I do that? Could someone help me out please?
Many thanks in advance Anjali
hard to say without seeing the data.frame
if it's named df and the antibiotics are row.names
## (will add 100 to every cell in the row)
df['azithromycin',] <- df['azithromycin',]+100
## (will add 100 to first column)
df['azithromycin',1] <- df['azithromycin',1]+100
If it's named df but there are separate columns
df$quantity[match('azithromycin',df$Antibiotic),'quantity'] <- df$quantity[match('azithromycin',df$Antibiotic),'quantity']+100
In all cases I assume at bare minimum the column names are quantity and antibiotic
Hi thanks for this.
I tried rbind() and i guess it wokrs, so the syntax i gave is:
Prescription_concentrations_output$Quantity[2] <- rbind(Prescription_concentrations_output$Quantity[2]+200)
Using the mutate function from the dplyr package, you can add values conditionally:
# create mock dataset
df <- data.frame(Antibiotic = rep(c("azithromycin", "doxycycline", "ciprofloxacin"), each = 3),
quantity = rep(c(100, 200, 300), 3))
# if antibiotic is azithromycin, add 100 to quantity
df <- dplyr::mutate(df, quantity = ifelse(Antibiotic == "azithromycin",
yes = quantity + 100,
no = quantity))
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