# rbind multiple data frames in r total <- rbind(blended, new,new2,new3) One gotcha. In order to use the rbind function, the two data frames need to have the same number of columns. Otherwise you will get the following lovely error: > rbind(blended, names) Error in rbind(deparse.l...
rbind SpatialPolygonsDataFrames together, fixing IDs if duplicatedAri B. Friedman
I often need to create a list consisting of several data frames. A simple example is when you read an Excel file with multiple worksheets. Rather than reading the sheets one at a time and row binding them as you go, it’s often faster to read all the sheets into a list as separate ...
Combine Large Lists of Data Frames.