rownames is the command you want, I think.
rownames(A) <- seq(1:8)
Try that.
Pat
On 4/16/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi All R Experts,
>
> Please help me. Query is given at the end of this R Session
>
> +++++++++start of R Session+++++++
> > SCORES<-read.csv("C:/SCORE.csv",header=TRUE,sep=",")
> > SCORES
> SrNo Player Score
> 1 1 A 12
> 2 2 B 23
> 3 3 C 34
> 4 4 A 54
> +++++++++++++++++
> 17 17 A 433
> 18 18 B 32
> 19 19 B 34
> 20 20 C 34
> > A<-subset(SCORES,Player=="A")
> > A
> SrNo Player Score
> 1 1 A 12
> 4 4 A 54
> 5 5 A 342
> 6 6 A 45
> 9 9 A 45
> 10 10 A 34
> 11 11 A 65
> 17 17 A 433
> > class(SCORES)
> [1] "data.frame"
> > class(A)
> [1] "data.frame"
>
> +++++++++end of R Session++++++++++
>
> question:-
> I want to convert the above given data frame i.e. "A" into a data frame
> like this given below. So that my indexing looks good.
>
> SrNo Player Score
> 1 1 A 12
> 2 4 A 54
> 3 5 A 342
> 4 6 A 45
> 5 9 A 45
> 6 10 A 34
> 7 11 A 65
> 8 17 A 433
>
> Please help :-) Or give me some pointers i have tries searching the R FAQs
> also but i could not locate. I know its trivial.
>
>
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