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So, I have a table with this bacteria data (I don't know how to put it in code so I'll send an image sample):

enter image description here

I create the table using this code:

tabla <- read.table("todas.final.an.0.03.rep.subsample.an(SoloOrden).csv",
                    header=TRUE, row.names =NULL, sep="\t")

I need to put row.names=1 but I got the error:

duplicate 'row.names' are not allowed.

The problem is that I can't change the names of the column because bacteria have the same taxonomic name and I can't put row.names=NULL because I already did that (in the image I sent).

So, I need that R recognize the first column "X" in row.names without change the data.

Parfait
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You could try ?make.names for your row.names row.names(tabla)<-make.names(X,unique=TRUE)and then take the original row names and make them as a column

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