I'm trying to make a histogram of values that I read from a file. Each value is 
on a separate line in the file and each line has a lot of data that is 
separated by tabs.
So what I have been able to do is extract the numbers I need, but I haven't 
been able to figure out how to put them all together to make a histogram. The 
way I have it now, Kepler makes a separate histogram for each value. Also, I 
only have that working with integers. I need to work with floating point 
numbers as well.
I should also tell you that I know nothing when it comes to programming in R. 
Everything I am doing I am learning by myself.
I've included a screenshot of what I have so far and a couple sample files that 
can be opened with a text editor (the end of line character is \r\n).
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

- Tommy



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