You really need to read one of many beginners guides to R; but I will say
this much:
YOUR_DATA <- read.table("nigeria slr misc/Nigeria India /DBHHISTOGRAM.txt",
header=TRUE)
then you should be able to plot it like I said previously.
If that still doesn't work, you need to read the posting guide and provide a
lot more info than you have.
At the very least, copy and paste the results of the following
str(YOUR_DATA)
bamboohydraulics wrote
>
> this is what I do, IT READS THE TABLE, But then I am stuck, I removed the
> header
>
> read.table("nigeria slr misc/Nigeria India /DBHHISTOGRAM.txt",
> header=FALSE)
> hist("nigeria slr misc/Nigeria India /DBHHISTOGRAM.txt"$V1)
> Error in "nigeria slr misc/Nigeria India /DBHHISTOGRAM.txt"$V1 :
> $ operator is invalid for atomic vectors
>
> or >
> hist("nigeria slr misc/Nigeria India /DBHHISTOGRAM.txt",V1)
> Error in hist.default("nigeria slr misc/Nigeria India /DBHHISTOGRAM.txt",
> :
> 'x' must be numeric
>
> or
> with("nigeria slr misc/Nigeria India /DBHHISTOGRAM.txt",hist(V1))
> Error in eval(substitute(expr), data, enclos = parent.frame()) :
> invalid 'envir' argument
>
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