Update column values in a data frame from lagged records of same column












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Need to update dispatched_seq column value from its previous existing value. To elaborate, my input data is:



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And my output data need to be :



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I am looking for a solution using vectored operations like dplyr,apply etc. The data is more i.e around 10 million records.










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    zoo::na.locf google
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 9:37










  • @AndreElrico Thank you. It helped a lot.
    – Anil Kumar
    Nov 22 at 10:01






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    to help you even more: Before using zoo::na.locf replace in col Dispatched_seq NA with "NA_placeholder", "empty cells" with NA-Object. Then use zoo::na.locf. Now turn "NA_placeholder" back into NA-Object.
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 10:04
















-3














Need to update dispatched_seq column value from its previous existing value. To elaborate, my input data is:



enter image description here



And my output data need to be :



enter image description here



I am looking for a solution using vectored operations like dplyr,apply etc. The data is more i.e around 10 million records.










share|improve this question


















  • 1




    zoo::na.locf google
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 9:37










  • @AndreElrico Thank you. It helped a lot.
    – Anil Kumar
    Nov 22 at 10:01






  • 1




    to help you even more: Before using zoo::na.locf replace in col Dispatched_seq NA with "NA_placeholder", "empty cells" with NA-Object. Then use zoo::na.locf. Now turn "NA_placeholder" back into NA-Object.
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 10:04














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Need to update dispatched_seq column value from its previous existing value. To elaborate, my input data is:



enter image description here



And my output data need to be :



enter image description here



I am looking for a solution using vectored operations like dplyr,apply etc. The data is more i.e around 10 million records.










share|improve this question













Need to update dispatched_seq column value from its previous existing value. To elaborate, my input data is:



enter image description here



And my output data need to be :



enter image description here



I am looking for a solution using vectored operations like dplyr,apply etc. The data is more i.e around 10 million records.







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  • 1




    zoo::na.locf google
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 9:37










  • @AndreElrico Thank you. It helped a lot.
    – Anil Kumar
    Nov 22 at 10:01






  • 1




    to help you even more: Before using zoo::na.locf replace in col Dispatched_seq NA with "NA_placeholder", "empty cells" with NA-Object. Then use zoo::na.locf. Now turn "NA_placeholder" back into NA-Object.
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 10:04














  • 1




    zoo::na.locf google
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 9:37










  • @AndreElrico Thank you. It helped a lot.
    – Anil Kumar
    Nov 22 at 10:01






  • 1




    to help you even more: Before using zoo::na.locf replace in col Dispatched_seq NA with "NA_placeholder", "empty cells" with NA-Object. Then use zoo::na.locf. Now turn "NA_placeholder" back into NA-Object.
    – Andre Elrico
    Nov 22 at 10:04








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1




zoo::na.locf google
– Andre Elrico
Nov 22 at 9:37




zoo::na.locf google
– Andre Elrico
Nov 22 at 9:37












@AndreElrico Thank you. It helped a lot.
– Anil Kumar
Nov 22 at 10:01




@AndreElrico Thank you. It helped a lot.
– Anil Kumar
Nov 22 at 10:01




1




1




to help you even more: Before using zoo::na.locf replace in col Dispatched_seq NA with "NA_placeholder", "empty cells" with NA-Object. Then use zoo::na.locf. Now turn "NA_placeholder" back into NA-Object.
– Andre Elrico
Nov 22 at 10:04




to help you even more: Before using zoo::na.locf replace in col Dispatched_seq NA with "NA_placeholder", "empty cells" with NA-Object. Then use zoo::na.locf. Now turn "NA_placeholder" back into NA-Object.
– Andre Elrico
Nov 22 at 10:04

















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