Hi

Struggling to get this correct today. There is 6 seamounts and I would like
each seamount to be a different line colour.

The part of data set looks like this

  Seamount Group.1     Depthm        NO3     SiO4       PO4        NO2
1 Atlantis   Below 177.257182 4.90729821 4.402966 0.4059566 0.06988687
2 Atlantis    Fmax  59.687077 0.91698665 3.275964 0.3092102 0.08840281
3 Atlantis    Deep  50.612571 0.07528409 2.941385 0.1900287 0.05543472
4 Atlantis Shallow  25.467875 0.54261259 2.604665 0.2801735 0.07639043
5 Atlantis Surface   4.429333 0.63933469 3.897832 0.2377492 0.08753721
6   Sapmer   Below 176.621000 3.39728310 4.481637 0.2970078 0.14552190
7   Sapmer    Fmax  30.986270 0.82713310 3.324292 0.2625740 0.15888890
8   Sapmer Shallow  21.623250 0.47957940 2.370052 0.2627357 0.10683190
9   Sapmer Surface   4.872000 0.80187680 2.643195 0.2581714 0.16521010

The code that I am using looks like this. It makes to different colour
points but line is

setwd("C:\\Users\\Tinus\\Documents\\NMMU\\R\\Seamounts")
All <- read.csv("Book1.csv")

# Column headers
colnames(All)

# Get the unique seamounts
as.character(unique(All$Seamount))
sm <- as.character(unique(All$Seamount))

# Use a loop to loop through each of the seamounts
for( i in sm[1:2]) {
 NO3 <- All[i%in%sm,4]
 Depth <- -All[i%in%sm,3]
plot(NO3, Depth,pch=1,col = 1:2) #plot
lines(NO3, Depth,pch=1,col = 1:2) #plot
}

Thanks for helping me.

Regards,
Tinus

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