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...quot;/" rather than "\" write.csv(statex77, file="StateX77.csv", row.names=FALSE) getwd() StateX77CSV <- paste(wd,"StateX77.csv",sep="") shell(StateX77CSV) #Might open Excel rather than QP #data.entry(statex77) #Show statex77 in an interactive spreadhseet manner clipboardText <- strsplit(readClipboard(format=1), "\t") clipboardTextAsDF <- t(data.frame(clipboardText)) data.entry(clipboardTextAsDF)

I have a question for our European readers: how common is it to use commas as decimal points in spread-sheet and statistics applications? Is it an inconvenience to require that all data use a period as decimal point? (i.e., 3.14159 rather than 3,14159). We're trying to make our program as foolproof as possible, and would prefer not to give users a chance to have commas as both decimal

Hi, I am trying to setup some LCR functions on my Asterisk box and have a cheap call provider that uses various different numbers for landlines and cell phone numbers in various countrys.. I am finding it difficult to find the various codes.. eg. UK Landline - +44[12]. UK Cell - +44[7]. SA Landline - +27[1-6]. SA Cell - +27[78]. Please send me your country's dialing rules similar to how I