Full_join error
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I am no R expert, but the error message is pretty clear. It seems that you don't have a column patient in one or both of your data frames.
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You could start by putting a reproducible example like providing
dput()output of both these shr_* variables.Thank you.
? Do you understand what I am saying? I am not taunting you, if you don't understand please comment, it's nothing wrong with asking for clarification. Questions need reproducible examples to help.
How did you figure all of this from a simple
Thank you? Could it not be that the OP figured out what the problem was based on our combined responses, thanked us both and upvoted our responses?I think you know better than to expect that everyone will verbally confirm problem solution.
Hi. Sorry I am answering now. Yes I understood actually the next days I solved the problem but now I have a new problem. :) Thank you for your kindness