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2011 May 26
1
R import glitch "missing data"
...eaders.
WHAT I'VE ATTEMPTED:
Original data was in Excel format.
Converted data to both a .txt and .csv (to see which worked better)
Imported data into R via commands as object "demand" (see below)
Please excuse the long file path.
demand=read.delim("C:\\Documents and Settings\\E066582\\My
Documents\\R\\R-2.13.0\\bin\\demand.txt")
demand=read.csv(("C:\\Documents and Settings\\E066582\\My
Documents\\R\\R-2.13.0\\bin\\demand.csv", header=True)
In both cases, about half to three fourths of my data shows up as object
"demand". My headers also fail to ap...
2011 May 26
1
R-Size Limit (Confused)
...TEMPTED==================
Original data was in Excel format.
Converted data to both a .txt and .csv (to see which worked better)
Imported data into R via commands as object "demand" (see below)
Please excuse the long file path.
demand=read.delim("C:\\Documents and Settings\\E066582\\My
Documents\\R\\R-2.13.0\\bin\\demand.txt", header=T)
demand=read.csv(("C:\\Documents and Settings\\E066582\\My
Documents\\R\\R-2.13.0\\bin\\demand.csv")
==========PROBLEMS==============================
In both cases, about half to three fourths of my data shows up as...
2011 Jun 01
2
Problems Dating....
...from a
"Factor" type to a "Date Object" but I am encountering and error. (I am
having trouble plotting an x,y scatter and I suspect it's something with
my data format). I have a table with two columns and 8,000 rows.
> dsort=read.delim("C:\\Documents and Settings\\E066582\\My
Documents\\R\\R-2.13.0\\bin\\dsort.txt")
"dsort" #name of
data.frame
> colnames(dsort)[1] #name of column 1
[1] "Date"
> colnames(dsort)[2] #name of column 2
[1] "Q...
2011 May 27
1
Unable to Plot using headers.
...ssfully imported my data
into R but have hit a snag in plotting. Simple plot commands are unable
to find my headers when I try and plot my data on an x/y scatter.
My data is a 2 column 8000 row table (saved as .txt file) imported into
R.
>demand=read.delim("C:\\Documents and Settings\\E066582\\My
Documents\\R\\R-2.13.0\\bin\\demand.txt")
First rows with headers are as shown:
> demand[1,]
Date Qty
1 12/31/2006 1
With two columns Date/Qty.
I attempted to plot and received an error. My headers were not found as
an object in R...maybe I'm missing something...