Hi
It is difficult from your question to derive what you exactly want. For
reading Excel files there are several ways - see archives. I personally
select some data in Excel press
Ctrl-C and then in R
read.delim("clipboard"), however sometimes can be prefered a way through
saving txt or csv files. Other posibility is to use RODBC - see Data
Export/Import manual.
If you want to write some data and use it in Excel they shall be in matrix
or data.frame form and use
write.table(...., sep="\t", row names= FALSE). The file can be directly
used by Excel.
Regards
Petr Pikal
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] napsal dne 05.04.2007 08:55:09:
> hello,
>
> we are french student, we have problem for export the test on Excel.
> we didn't succed for save and name the test so we can't export it...
>
>
> can you help us please
> thanks
>
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