FriederikeClever

Hi Alex, thanks for your reply! When I class it it says it's a dataframe. I just ran as.data.frame anyway but it doesn't do anything.

I tried that before but then I don't have the site information anymore...

I'm sure it's something basic but I'm not very experienced with R

I tried something like this: `superheat(test10[ ,c(2:15)], yr = test10[ ,1], yr.axis.name = "Sites")` Returns error message: Error in Summary.factor(c(3L, 6L, 5L, 3L, 4L, 7L, 2L, 9L, 2L, 7L, 8L,...

Ok, the row.names = 1 argument did the trick! I can now run superheat. Now a new problem occurred. I have a column with samples ID's and a column with...

I can load the data if I include both columns (Sample and Site) but then I get the X must be numeric error again when running superheat. The data looks...