Hello,
You can read in the files in a `lapply` loop, assign the result to a
list, say df_list, and
names(df_list) <- c("tay","forth","don")
list2env(df_list, envir = globalenv())
This creates 3 data.frames with those names in the global environment.
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Às 22:02 de 20/03/2022, Nick Wray escreveu:
Hello I have data from various Scottish river catchments in the form of
csv files. I want to be able to download the files in turn and refer to
each one by an assigned name from a vector of names, but within R. So, for
example, if my vector of names is c("tay","forth","don") I want to tell R
to refer to the sequences of dataframes as a variable name, ie the table
uploaded from the first csv becomes the object tay *within* R and so on, so
that I could the do things like write print(tay[,1]) etc,rather than having
to refer to a list eg print(riverlist[[1]][,1]) I don't know whether this
is possible but if it is I'd be grateful for any pointers
Thanks, Nick Wray
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