for(i in c(1,50,100,250)){
Then I want to create a variable called:
graph++i <- histogram...
}
Any ideas?
With hist it is easy to create multiple graphs on a page but with the trellis
histogram, I am finding it a bit more awkward. It seems that I have to use
print(graph1, split=c(1,1,1,2), more=T) to achieve the desired result. Does
anyone have code they are willing to share which makes this a bit more
manageable?
Thanks.
geoff
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How to concatenate a variable and assign value
2 messages · Geoff Wright, David Meyer
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Geoff Wright wrote:
for(i in c(1,50,100,250)){
Then I want to create a variable called:
graph++i <- histogram...
}
Any ideas?
1) Have a look at ``assign()'' 2) You might consider using a list g., -d
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