In this article, we will discuss how to select multiple columns from a DataFrame by name in R Programming Language. To get multiple columns we will use the list data structure. By using a list we can pass the dataframe columns separated with a comma. Then, we can get list by using list() function
Syntax:
list(dataframe_name$column1,dataframe_name$column2,.,dataframe_name$column n)
Example1:
R
vector1= c (7058,7059,7075,7076)
vector2= c ( "Sravan kumar" , "Jyothika" ,
"Deepika" , "Kyathi" )
vector3= c ( "ponnur" , "tenali" , "repalle" ,
"ponnur" )
dataframe1= data.frame (id=vector1,names=vector2,
address=vector3)
print (dataframe1)
a= list (dataframe1$id,dataframe1$names,dataframe1$address)
print (a)
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Output:

Example 2:
R
vector1= c (7058,7059,7075,7076)
vector2= c ( "Sravan kumar" , "Jyothika" ,
"Deepika" , "Kyathi" )
vector3= c ( "ponnur" , "tenali" , "repalle" , "ponnur" )
dataframe1= data.frame (id=vector1,names=vector2,
address=vector3)
print (dataframe1)
a= list (dataframe1$id,dataframe1$names)
print (a)
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Output:

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28 Apr, 2021
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