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| Subject: | Calculating Averages for several combinations |
| From: | "Bert Jacobs" <b.jacobs@pandora.be> |
| Date: | Thu, 26 Jan 2006 13:24:40 +0100 |
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Using Splus 6,2 for Windows. Hello, I have a dataframe with 4 categorical variables and 60 continuous variables. Now I would like to calculate the averages of the 60 continuous variables for all possible combinations of the 4 categorical variables (with resp. 13,3,58,23 levels). Is this possible in one equation or do I have to use the aggregate function 16 times for every possible variable combination Any ideas? Thx Bert |
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