Thank you David.
I had to sort the data afterwards for it to work:
S<-1:86
B<-1:15
V<-1:45
S2 <- data.frame(Group=rep("S", length(S)), Cat=factor(S))
B2 <- data.frame(Group=rep("B", length(B)), Cat=factor(B))
V2 <- data.frame(Group=rep("V", length(V)), Cat=factor(V))
table(rbind(S2, B2, V2))
y<-table(rbind(S2,B2,V2))
sort.list(y)
chisq.test(table(y))
This resulted in a chisquare of S2 v. B2 v. V2.
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