If you open the spreadsheet in Excel you can then do Save as... and
select type CSV (comma-delimited text). Once you have the data in CSV
format, you can use the R function read.csv to import the data.
Cheers,
Bryan
andy wrote:
Hello
I am trying to import an *.xls spreadsheet into R. I am
of the
window. This window doesn't print so well, but your students can divert
their output to a pdf easily for really nice plots.
BTW, people were reporting problems with OS 10.5 and R. These may have been
fixed, but if you have trouble, it's discussed in the archives.
Bryan
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Hi R Gurus Lurkers... Thanks in advance to anyone who is willing to
tackle this! Bryan
I have been implementing the graphical manova method described in An
Introduction to Ggobi (from the Ggobi web site). A stand alone working
code is appended below. The code is almost the same as described
, mean,
standard deviation, and estimated variance covariance matrix for certain data
given. If you do and can help me, please email me back and let me know and I
can email you the entire problem with the data. Thanks so much, this would
really help me out if you can help.
Bryan
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OK, I fixed it myself! Here's the code. Of course, it mostly seems simple
once one gets it working... Thanks Jim. Bryan
sample.info = read.table(input.file.name, sep=,, as.is=TRUE, nrows=3) #
get the first three lines with sample info in character format
sample.names = sample.info[1
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the first line, from read.table's
perspective is a hidden label (?), then the second time you use read.table
the hidden first line is ignored, as are the two lines with character data.
I really don't understand these behaviors, which is probably why I'm having
trouble parsing the file!
Thanks, Bryan
example, my main script currently contains
source(³test.R²) and I need to do something like source(pathtest.R).
Ideally, I'd like to specify path early in the file one time, and have it
apply automatically later.
Stuff in the documentation only seems to tease!
Thanks in advance, Bryan
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