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Re: Probably anyone with programming experience can help me!!
From: |
athan |
Subject: |
Re: Probably anyone with programming experience can help me!! |
Date: |
Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:30:33 -0800 (PST) |
thanks for your fast reply!!
your suggestion is very clear and very useful,
but i have two problems
1) The values of the categorical variables are not fixed
2) There are a lot of them
I can not think a way to get a subset of the data
for each different combination of the two categorical variables, without
knowing them.
Because the amount of graphs to be plotted is big, I was hoping for some
loop,
so I can get a different figure for each value of the first category
and plot a different line for each value of the second category,
without the need to use certain conditional values for each case.
I tried a combination of for and ifs and one with while but I can't set
right
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