Hi,
Try:
mylist <- list(F4087=F4087, F4287=F4287)
#or
mylist <- list(F4087, F4287)
names(mylist) <- dxnames
mylist[[maxr2]]
#[1] 3423 543 6768 867 945 3456 5634 6543 345
mylist[dxnames]
$F4087
[1] 234 1234 65 34 624 345
$F4287
[1] 3423 543 6768 867 945 3456 5634 6543 345
A.K.
## Many thanks ! - the list idea almost works - but I can't find the
indexing ## needed to extract an element from the list using an object
created from ## the dataframe.
## maxr2[[1]] doesn't seem to work despite being the correct character
## string.
## I've now added a list to the example (
On 06/02/2014 10:00 AM, Jeremy Clark wrote:
Dear All,
I would like to be able to associate a list of vectors (one vector of
which is to be called later) with some other character and numeric
data. I've tried two methods:
1) I can put the vector names in quotes into the dataframe, and then
extra
> I would like to be able to associate a list of vectors (one vector of which
> is to
> be called later) with some other character and numeric data.
>
> Probably I'm missing something basic ?
see ?list
Lists accept vectors of different lengths.
S Ellison
***
Dear All,
I would like to be able to associate a list of vectors (one vector of
which is to be called later) with some other character and numeric
data. I've tried two methods:
1) I can put the vector names in quotes into the dataframe, and then
extract the vector name - but this is just a charac
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