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How to replace total string if partial string matches with another string in R data frame column?
To replace total string if partial string matches with another string in R data frame column, we can follow the below steps −
First of all, create a data frame with string column.
Then, use gsub function to replace total string if partial string matches with another string.
Example
Create the data frame
Let’s create a data frame as shown below −
StringOutput
On executing, the above script generates the below output(this output will vary on your system due to randomization) −
String 1 south\nafrica3541 2 russia3541 3 sudan1234 4 india1234 5 south\nafrica3541 6 india1234 7 south\nafrica3541 8 korea1234 9 korea1234 10 uk3541 11 india1234 12 korea1234 13 belarus3541 14 belarus3541 15 korea1234 16 china1234 17 sudan1234 18 uk3541 19 india1234 20 korea1234 21 korea1234 22 sudan1234 23 uk3541 24 china1234 25 korea1234Replace total string if partial string matches
Using gsub function to replace total string with No if 3541 exists in the string as shown below −
StringOutput
String Replaced_S 1 china1234 china1234 2 korea1234 korea1234 3 russia3541 No 4 sri\nlanka1234 sri\nlanka1234 5 russia3541 No 6 nepal1234 nepal1234 7 korea1234 korea1234 8 russia3541 No 9 sudan1234 sudan1234 10 sudan1234 sudan1234 11 sudan1234 sudan1234 12 south\nafrica3541 No 13 nepal1234 nepal1234 14 nepal1234 nepal1234 15 south\nafrica3541 No 16 nepal1234 nepal1234 17 canada3541 No 18 sri\nlanka1234 sri\nlanka1234 19 china1234 china1234 20 sudan1234 sudan1234 21 south\nafrica3541 No 22 nepal1234 nepal1234 23 china1234 china1234 24 sri\nlanka1234 sri\nlanka1234 25 china1234 china1234
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