How can you combine vectors into a dataframe in R. To do that, we can use the function of data.frame() to convert vetors into a dataframe in R. The following is the example.
Step 1: Generating Vetors
# Creat 3 vetors
x_1 = rep(c('City1','City2'),each=5)
print(x_1)
x_2 = rep(c('store1','store2'), 5)
print(x_2)
sales=c(10,20,20,50,30,10,5,4,12,4)
print(sales)Output:
[1] "City1" "City1" "City1" "City1" "City1" "City2" "City2" "City2" "City2" "City2" [1] "store1" "store2" "store1" "store2" "store1" "store2" "store1" "store2" "store1" "store2" [1] 10 20 20 50 30 10 5 4 12 4
Step 2: Combine vetors into a dataframe
# create a dataframe by combining all 3 vetors
df <- data.frame (cities = x_1,
stores = x_2,
sales=sales)
print(df)Output:
cities stores sales 1 City1 store1 10 2 City1 store2 20 3 City1 store1 20 4 City1 store2 50 5 City1 store1 30 6 City2 store2 10 7 City2 store1 5 8 City2 store2 4 9 City2 store1 12 10 City2 store2 4