1074/how-to-change-column-names-of-a-data-frame
Here is the data frame called prices:
prices pr1 pr2 pr3 1 100 125 110 2 132 189 140 3 255 270 260
change the column names to old,new and best?
Thank you in Advance!!
Easiest way:
names(prices)[1]<-paste0("old") names(prices)[2]<-paste0("new") names(prices)[3]<-paste0("best") #or by using colnames colnames(prices)<-c("old","new","best")
prices old new best 1 100 125 110 2 132 189 140 3 255 270 260
Try this way -
names(data frame) <- [list of new names] names(iris) <- letters(1:5)
names(iris) <= c("ab","avd","yet","fwagr","xs")
Hi,
To change the name of a column in a Dataframe, just use a combination of the names() function, indexing, and reassignment as shown below.
# Change name of 1st column of df to "a" names(df)[1] <- "a"
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