I want to select certain dates from a data.frame and do some operations on them. Argument of my functions is a date I need to subset a column of my data.frame. When I directly write this date in the function, it works. When I pass the date as an argument of the function I get the following error.
This is my function:
move.in.Vs.booking.request <-function(date1="2016-03-10"){
Bookings <- read.csv( "bookings.csv", header= TRUE, sep=",")
begin <- date1
class(begin)<- "date"
print(begin) #control to see if it get "begin" as a date
Bookings$Move.in.date <- Bookings$Move.in.date
Bookings$Move.in.date <- as.Date(Bookings$Move.in.date )
bk <- Bookings[, c("Move.in.date", "Date.of.booking.request")]
move.in.date.period <- bk[bk$Move.in.date>= "begin" & bk$Move.in.date <= "2016-04-10", ]
booking.request <- as.Date(move.in.date.period$Date.of.booking.request)
booking.request <- month(booking.request)
month.request <- count(booking.request, vars = NULL, wt_var = NULL)
print(month.request)
}
I call the function using the default argument value.
move.in.Vs.booking.request()
I get this error:
enter code here`[1] "2016-03-10"
attr(,"class")
[1] "date"
Show Traceback
Rerun with Debug
Error in charToDate(x) :
character string is not in a standard unambiguous format
Thank you guys. My mistake was banal. No apostrophes around "begin" is needed in this row:
move.in.date.period <- bk[bk$Move.in.date>= "begin" & bk$Move.in.date <= "2016-04-10", ]
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