No worries for the brevity. That worked exactly like I wanted. Thank you.
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Why aren't you using as.character instead of drop.levels?
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I'm using the package 'gdata' and 'drop.levels' in the following code as a
simplified example of what I want to do, pinpointing the issue of isolating
variable in a data frame:
/dfNamesAndHeight <- data.frame("Name" = c('Bill','Bob','Bo'), "Height" =
c(73,68,83))
name_Bob <- drop.levels(dfNamesAnd
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