I have the following dataframe, in tibble format:
> Colours_and_numbers
# A tibble: 10 × 2
colours numbers
<chr> <dbl>
1 Yellow 7
2 Red 19
3 Orange 8
4 Blue 10
5 Green 5
6 Black 9
7 Purple 9
8 White 13
9 Grey 11
10 Brown 9
I would like to add 1 to a randomly chosen row from the numbers
column using dplyr
. For that purpose I tried using
Colours_and_numbers %>%
mutate(colours = replace(colours, sample((1:10), 1), colours[sample((1:10), 1)] + 1))
However, this is not working, as first sample()
and second sample()
will hardly ever refer to the same element of the numbers
column.
Is there a way I can make sure both sample()
refer to the same element without creating a specific variable to store the value generated by the first sample()
and then using it in the last part of the replace()
function? If you come up with a simpler way to add 1 to a random row, it would also appreciate that.
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