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I currently have multiple data frames (named cont, cont2 .... cont7), and need to combine them

Each data frame has 2 columns; date and a mean temperature value (taken from a netcdf file)

The dates are monthly values, in cont = 1951-1 to 1960-12 cont7 = 2011-1 to 2014-12 (basically monthly values split into groups of 10 years, from Jan 1951- Dec 2014)

How can I extent my data frame so all values are in 1 table? I want to make it continuous so as to plot a time series

A_J_M
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    Possible duplicate of [Simultaneously merge multiple data.frames in a list](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8091303/simultaneously-merge-multiple-data-frames-in-a-list) – Ageonix Mar 30 '16 at 13:48
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Perhaps I do not understand your problem correctly, but would not rbind() do the Job? 

cont_all <- rbind(cont1,cont2,cont3,cont4,con5,cont6,cont7)
Wolfgang
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    Usually an answer doesn't end with a question mark. And it is better to get some clarity from the OP instead of guessing in the answers section. – David Arenburg Mar 30 '16 at 14:39