Hello,
I've made up two equal data.frames consisting of two columns each, one
df with NAs, the other without and then ran your code. It returned the
two columns of both df's without NAs, complete cases only. So it might
be better for you to post the data sets where your code fails. Or
subsets of them.
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Em 25-09-2012 15:29, Dimitris r escreveu:
hi,
steps taken :
files<-lapply(list.files(),read.csv,header=T)
numberOfFiles<-length(list.files())
good<-lapply(files,complete.cases)
cleanDataSets<-list()
for (i in 1:numberOfFiles){
cleanDataSets[i]=files[[i]][good[[i]],]
}
with this loop for some reason i get only the first column from each data
frame from the list
if want to retrieve the only one data frame from the list i can do like
this:
files<-lapply(list.files(),read.csv,header=T)
good<-complete.cases(files[[1]])
files[[1]][good,]
thanks in advance
Dimitris
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