R/OR.R

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# OR Function from Excel
#' Basic OR function from excel
#'
#' It acts similiarly to Excel's OR function. Logical operator where if at least only one logical is true it returns true.
#'
#' @param logical1,logical2,logical3,logical4,logical5,logical6,logical7,logical8,logical9,logical10,logical11,logical12,logical13,logical14,logical15,logical16,logical17,logical18,logical19,logical20,logical21,logical22,logical23,logical24,logical25,logical26,logical27,logical28,logical29,logical30,logical31,logical32 Give the function a logical argument. The one that returns either TRUE or FALSE.
#' @import base
#' @export
#' @examples
#' OR(iris$Species == "virginica",iris$Sepal.Length > 6)
#' @return In this example either if species is virginica or sepal length is more than 6 then it returns true. Function will always return logical class.


OR <-
function(logical1,logical2= FALSE ,logical3= FALSE,logical4= FALSE,logical5= FALSE,logical6= FALSE,logical7= FALSE,logical8= FALSE,logical9= FALSE,logical10= FALSE,logical11= FALSE,logical12= FALSE,logical13= FALSE,logical14= FALSE,logical15= FALSE,logical16= FALSE,logical17= FALSE,logical18= FALSE,logical19= FALSE,logical20= FALSE,logical21= FALSE,logical22= FALSE,logical23= FALSE,logical24= FALSE,logical25= FALSE,logical26= FALSE,logical27= FALSE,logical28= FALSE,logical29= FALSE,logical30= FALSE,logical31= FALSE,logical32= FALSE){

  logical1 | logical2 | logical3 | logical5 | logical6 | logical7 | logical8 | logical9 | logical10 | logical11 | logical12 | logical13 | logical14 | logical15 | logical16 | logical17 | logical18 | logical19 | logical20 | logical21 | logical22 | logical23 | logical24 | logical25 | logical26 | logical27 | logical28 | logical29 | logical30 | logical31 | logical32

}