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depth2
2012 Jan 18
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manipulating data of several columns simultaneously
...so I created one just for
trying it out and to provide a reproducible example. I created a data frame
?new? with 26 columns and 60 rows. I named the columns all in a similar way
using ?C <- seq(1,13.5,0.5)?. That means that all my column names are
structured in the same way: depth_1 ; depth_1.5, depth_2; depth_2.5 and so
on.
C <- seq(1,13.5,0.5)
a<-c(1:60)
b<-c(2:61)
c<-c(3:62)
d<-c(1:60)
e<-c(2:61)
f<-c(3:62)
g<-c(1:60)
h<-c(2:61)
i<-c(3:62)
j<-c(1:60)
k<-c(2:61)
l<-c(3:62)
m<-c(1:60)
n<-c(2:61)
o<-c(3:62)
p<-c(1:60)
q<-c(2:61)
r<-c(3:62)...