dlookup_exists: A version of dlookup that can be use to see if a given...
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dlookup_exists R Documentation
A version of dlookup that can be use to see if a given expression is a variable in
the dictionary or if it is not.
Useful when users specifiy their own subgroup expression. If the expression is not
a name in the dictionary then one can assume that the user has specified their own
expression to be used for subgrouping purposes.
Description
A version of dlookup that can be use to see if a given expression is a variable in
the dictionary or if it is not.
Useful when users specifiy their own subgroup expression. If the expression is not
a name in the dictionary then one can assume that the user has specified their own
expression to be used for subgrouping purposes.
Usage
dlookup_exists(dict, x)
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A version of dlookup that can be use to see if a given expression is a variable in the dictionary or if it is not. Useful when users specifiy their own subgroup expression. If the expression is not a name in the dictionary then one can assume that the user has specified their own expression to be used for subgrouping purposes.
Description
A version of dlookup that can be use to see if a given expression is a variable in the dictionary or if it is not. Useful when users specifiy their own subgroup expression. If the expression is not a name in the dictionary then one can assume that the user has specified their own expression to be used for subgrouping purposes.
Usage
dlookup_exists(dict, x)
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