Closed Larousse24 closed 4 years ago
The %>%
pipe connects multiple lines of code so they act as a single code chunk. The code breaks if you insert something in between. Some options:
new_data <- Dry_Biomass_RAW_2019_Winter_TREC %>%
select(Seasons, Croptrt, LeavesStemsFresh_tha, LeavesStemsDry_tha) %>%
filter(Croptrt == "SHSS") %>%
mutate(watercontent = LeavesStemsFresh_tha-LeavesStemsDry_tha)
newer_data <- filter(new_data, Croptrt == "SHSS")
newer_data <- mutate(new_data, watercontent = LeavesStemsFresh_tha-LeavesStemsDry_tha)
@brymz , I still cannot produce the graphics even though I've tried removing the pipe and using different datasets. I am going to upload the codes that I've been using in my lists of codes so that you could give them a look for me.
@brymz ,I am done with assignment 6 and 7. I've already uploaded the codes in the update list.
@brymz, I am trying to have a new data after filtering so that I can produce a graphic, but it doesn't work. Here is my codes,
Dry_Biomass_RAW_2019_Winter_TREC %>% select(Seasons, Croptrt, LeavesStemsFresh_tha, LeavesStemsDry_tha) %>% filter(Croptrt == "SHSS") %>% mutate(watercontent = LeavesStemsFresh_tha-LeavesStemsDry_tha) %>%
Those two pieces of code below do not work, so I can't have the data that I need for the graphic. new data <-filter(Croptrt == "SHSS") %>% or newdata<-mutate(watercontent = LeavesStemsFresh_tha-LeavesStemsDry_tha) What should I do?