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Please see the picture attached! I am trying to conduct a RDA analysis, but before I proceed I need to make sure my SNP dataset and my Environmental dataset have identical rownames. I tried editing the individual datasets in excel to satisfy this requirement, and after seemingly making them the same (there is no difference between the rownames anymore), when i type in: identical(rownames(gen), env) It still states the rownames matching is "FALSE" when it clearly isn't. Can anyone help with this?

Daniel.Payter
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It seems a small typo error. Please try this:

identical(rownames(gen), rownames(env))
phago29
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  • Also, no need to use excel to assign row names. Simply do `rownames(gen) <- rownames(env)` if the order of rows in both datasets are the same. – phago29 Feb 07 '20 at 12:10
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