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are denoted as ., I want to first read in the file, and then
change
the . into the number zero 0.
how can I do that?
thank you,
karena
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On 12-Jan-10 17:46:47, karena wrote:
hi, I have a question about importing data in R.
I want to import a file which has missing value in it, and the missing
values are denoted as ., I want to first read in the file, and then
change the . into the number zero 0.
how can I do that?
thank
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thank you guys. All the columns of my data are numeric.
I tried both methods, and they both work.
I appreciate your help.
-k
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