Hello,
Can't you remove the backquotes from names(df)? If so, you can do it with
x <- c("`region", "farmsize`", "farmincome", "maincrop", "claimvalue")
newx <- gsub("\\`", "", x)
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Em 06-11-2012 13:21, Raji escreveu:
Hi,
My data has column names which has ` character. For example ,
*> names(dataframe)
[1] "`region" "farmsize`" "farmincome" "maincrop" "claimvalue"*
If i use these objects in my function, the following error is thrown.
*lmm<-lm(``region`~farmincome)
Error: attempt to use zero-length variable name*
Is there a way, say an escape sequence or something similar in which we can
give these objects with the colnames to R functions?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Raji
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