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How to simplify this R code to rbind all the tables of a list? [duplicate]

How to simplify this R code to rbind all the tables of a list? [duplicate] This question already has an answer here: There must a easy way to rbind all the tables in a list, how to do it? rbind(tempOut[[1]], tempOut[[2]], tempOut[[3]], tempOut[[4]], tempOut[[5]], tempOut[[6]], tempOut[[7]], tempOut[[8]], tempOut[[9]], tempOut[[10]], tempOut[[11]], tempOut[[12]], tempOut[[13]], tempOut[[14]], tempOut[[15]], tempOut[[16]], tempOut[[17]], tempOut[[18]], tempOut[[19]], tempOut[[20]], tempOut[[21]], tempOut[[22]], tempOut[[23]], tempOut[[24]], tempOut[[25]], tempOut[[26]], tempOut[[27]], tempOut[[28]], tempOut[[29]], tempOut[[30]], tempOut[[31]], tempOut[[32]]) This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question. You can try dplyr::bind_rows . If you can pro...