> I have recently installed R and am trying to do some work on it.
Congratulations; you are learning one of (possibly the) world's most powerful
statistics environments.
> To be honest I'm finding it a PAIN to [use?].
You can have cheap, powerful, easy to use statistics software. Pick any two.
Hm. On second thoughts, pick any one. All really powerful statistics software
costs a lot in learning time even if it's free to install.
But the initial barriers subside quite fast with determination. I recall it
took me about two days to work out how to get a one-way ANOVA done, but once I
had a five-factor ANOVA with partial nesting was a breeze.
> Can you help?
With great power comes great responsibility.
Have you read the posting guide for this mailing list and carried out all of
the steps indicated in "Do your homework before posting"? Especially the bit
about reading the relevant books and literature that explain and give examples
of what different packages do?
Also look at the bit about posting reproducible code so that folk can see what
you're attempting to do. Without that, the only help anyone can reasonably give
is to tell you to read and follow the posting guide.
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