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...=i, header=FALSE, sep=" ")) update <- substr(i,35,55) # substring - 2nd argument is character at which extraction is to begin, 3rd argument is where extraction ends. print(c("LOADED FILE:",update), quote=FALSE) } > ls() [1] "Fekete_198601" "filelist" "i" "index" [5] "update" Why is it that only Fekete_198601 has had data assigned to it (there should be 120 such objects in total) and how do I go about solving this? Many thanks again for any help offered, Ste...

...of files (with variable file names) - therefore I have to also use the 'assign' command. I have come up against a couple of problems however and am therefore seeking advice... > assign(paste("Fekete_table_temp", index$year[i], index$month[i], sep='')$Latitude,rownames(Fekete_198601)) # Using the row names of a given file Error in paste("Fekete_table_temp", index$year[i], index$month[i], sep = "")$Latitude : $ operator is invalid for atomic vectors To get round this, I did: assign(paste("Fekete_table_temp", index$year[i], index$month[i], s...

...s()[1:120], quote=FALSE) # This is the best way I could manage to successfully attribute all the table names to a single list - I realise it's horrible coding (especially as it relies on the first 120 objects stored in the memory actually being the objects I want to use)... files [1] "Fekete_198601" "Fekete_198602" "Fekete_198603" "Fekete_198604" [5] "Fekete_198605" "Fekete_198606" "Fekete_198607" "Fekete_198608" [9] "Fekete_198609" "Fekete_198610" "Fekete_198611" "Fekete_198612&q...

...ls()[1:120], quote=FALSE)  # This is the best way I could manage to successfully attribute all the table names to a single list - I realise it's horrible coding (especially as it relies on the first 120 objects stored in the memory actually being the objects I want to use)... files   [1] "Fekete_198601" "Fekete_198602" "Fekete_198603" "Fekete_198604"   [5] "Fekete_198605" "Fekete_198606" "Fekete_198607" "Fekete_198608"   [9] "Fekete_198609" "Fekete_198610" "Fekete_198611" "Fekete_198612&q...