I want to add columns to a dataframe iteratively in a loop and assign them a name. The code below seems to add one column to the dataframe containing value of p at the last iteration and name of the column appears as colname instead of Test10. Using DataFrames df = DataFrame() for i = 1:10 p =…

[image] Smith: df[!,:colname] = p df[!, colname] = p should work (without the : before colname).

Add columns to DataFrame

lungben October 30, 2020, 1:42pm 2

df[!, colname] = p should work (without the : before colname).

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