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I have data set in a form ROG1.dat, ROG2.dat,...,ROG100.dat, I want to import all of them in Mathematica, Can you tell me how? Best

Michael E2
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Try with:

SetDirectory["path to the directory with the data set"];

fileNames = "ROG" <> ToString@# <> ".dat" & /@ Range[100];

data = Import[#, "Data"] & /@ fileNames;

If in the folder there are just .dat files that you want to import, you can also use (edited after comment below):

data = AssociationMap[Import[#, "Data"] &, FileNames["*.dat"]]
Fraccalo
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    FileNames accepts glob operators for filenames, e.g. FileNames["*.dat"], so Select is superfluous. Also, using FileNames like that will cause them to be listed in lexicographical order, e.g. In[90]:= FileNames["*.dat"] (*Out[90]= {"ROG10.dat", "ROG1.dat", "ROG20.dat", "ROG2.dat"}*). If you're running at least v10, I'd suggest using AssociationMap instead of Map, then you can re-order at will. – rcollyer Aug 13 '18 at 19:47
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    Thanks for that! I fixed the FileNames[] command in my post according to your suggestion :) – Fraccalo Aug 13 '18 at 20:42
  • You're welcome. You already have my +1. :) – rcollyer Aug 13 '18 at 21:07