You should probably read some of the intro to R
documents, as this is a critical component of using
R.

On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 7:06 AM, John Visagie <john.visa...@up.ac.za> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I am having a very basic error, but somehow do not know how to resolve it.  
> I've read a dataset in .csv into R with two columns - sector, export.  When 
> trying to plot the data it says "sector not found"  This is the formula.
>
>  SouthAfrica<-read.csv(c,header=T)

Your data frame is named SouthAfrica and it has
two columns, sector and export.

They can be referred to as
SouthAfrica$sector
and
SouthAfrica$export

>> hist(sector$exports,xlab="exports (MtCO2)",main="CO2 Exports")

You've just told R that you want to create a histogram of the column
exports from the data frame named sector, which doesn't exist.

hist(SouthAfrica$exports) seems more likely to succeed.

>
> Error in hist(sector$exports, xlab = "exports (MtCO2)", main = "CO2 Exports") 
> :
>  object 'sector' not found
>
> Could somebody please assist?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> John
>

-- 
Sarah Goslee
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