I am sorry I have to ask this question but I am not a R-user. I would like to extract certain parts of my list ('alltracks'; see first 2 example data frames of my list, there are much more). I want to extract only those which are after 2015 (da shows the dates) and save them to csvs (I have learned that I cannot save the whole list to a csv since it is a list. I can save single parts of the list with
christian=alltracks$`201300262`
write.csv(christian,'christiantrack.csv')
However, I do not want to go through the whole list and do this for each step manually. Can anyone help me here? Many thanks
$`197900552`
da INDEX SIZE AREA x y RADIUS MEANV STDV MINV MAXV LONMAX LATMAX SSIn SSIs SSIu SSIan
1979112518 552 281 15.624 6.34 55.50 385.39 16.54 1.60 9.14 19.32 6.75 55.78 0.10833 34.35 58714.7 0.00856
1979112600 552 278 15.151 12.86 56.73 559.89 11.90 3.03 6.99 16.56 11.81 56.63 0.06744 7.42 24727.2 0.00533
1979112606 552 466 24.697 20.44 57.64 532.80 14.02 3.31 7.47 19.04 21.38 58.03 0.61935 131.99 63774.7 0.04896
1979112612 552 1425 77.713 14.96 56.00 1212.80 12.54 3.62 6.34 18.78 6.19 55.50 1.41075 191.44 155061.6 0.11151
1979112618 552 2177 116.476 16.27 56.46 1326.51 11.92 4.23 4.79 20.28 3.09 59.44 3.08396 362.51 223131.4 0.24377
1979112700 552 2120 113.008 20.43 56.77 1265.43 11.48 3.94 4.60 20.66 18.56 58.59 6.18199 611.18 190836.4 0.48865
1979112706 552 2085 110.357 22.01 58.02 1405.91 10.70 3.80 6.06 21.21 20.81 58.31 6.78306 937.33 155298.2 0.53616
1979112712 552 1388 75.601 20.64 56.96 733.87 10.95 3.64 6.44 20.86 20.53 57.47 3.93638 544.97 109821.5 0.31115
1979112718 552 551 29.797 22.26 57.34 704.24 11.12 3.52 7.22 19.03 20.53 56.91 0.43983 66.69 43677.6 0.03477
$`197900676`
da INDEX SIZE AREA x y RADIUS MEANV STDV MINV MAXV LONMAX LATMAX SSIn SSIs SSIu SSIan
1979120400 676 403 24.572 -22.31 52.16 841.18 19.48 0.81 17.79 21.26 -21.66 52.69 0.08568 43.98 147660.2 0.00677
1979120406 676 618 34.581 -13.74 56.43 1014.93 19.37 1.01 11.97 22.22 -15.47 58.03 0.13904 68.46 204977.1 0.01099
1979120412 676 1185 65.675 -8.16 54.72 954.63 16.89 3.78 7.79 22.18 -11.81 55.22 1.99375 378.46 291927.7 0.15759
1979120418 676 1673 85.419 -3.50 57.59 926.42 17.29 3.85 3.04 25.11 -9.56 61.97 5.84061 1312.08 406945.6 0.46166
1979120500 676 1774 84.716 4.71 61.22 791.20 15.25 6.23 3.21 28.63 -0.56 61.69 18.58224 4315.25 364391.8 1.46881
1979120506 676 2261 104.739 10.14 62.69 1034.28 12.73 5.61 2.70 28.72 5.62 64.22 25.85656 3178.16 286410.5 2.04379
1979120512 676 2598 119.657 13.57 64.40 1398.30 11.01 5.14 3.77 27.06 10.12 65.90 20.69610 2377.04 230466.7 1.63589
1979120518 676 1165 49.241 14.87 65.16 699.40 11.85 5.55 3.90 23.39 6.75 66.46 6.24648 773.22 114765.8 0.49374
1979120600 676 1240 53.699 13.33 64.19 961.31 10.43 5.05 2.88 22.67 8.72 65.62 4.60729 356.15 89704.6 0.36418
1979120606 676 786 36.521 11.49 63.35 813.28 9.16 3.90 2.67 19.89 9.28 64.22 3.49895 113.00 37390.4 0.27657
CodePudding user response:
Try looping over the names of list elements.
lapply(names(alltracks), \(x)
write.csv(alltracks[[x]], sprintf('christian_track_%s.csv', x)))
Note: "R version 4.1.2 (2021-11-01)"