LAPelly
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In R, is there any way to automatically run an output after it has been printed?
Sorry if this sounds a bit messy, I'm new to using R. I have a data frame named "AB13" ( a postcode) and I am using a list of all postcodes which I imported as a .csv file. Is there any way I can print one of the columns and run it through the console automatically. Say print the 10th element of the list, which is AB13. Then it will display AB13 ( the data frame)?
I have tried using print, cat and multiple other print functions but I haven't been able to get anywhere.
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