Does it matter what version of excel i have? ...'cause i got 2010 office and when i try to read the sheet on r, it says something about format file is not the expected and i dont know why. or is it that i did wrong the table?
to import data from an excel file that works everywhere, save your file in CSV comma separated format when you are in Excel. The read the files in any variable in R using this simple code: anyvar <- read.csv(file.choose())
By entering this command, you can choose your CSV file and the contents goes to anyvar. To access data in anyvar you need to write anyvar$fieldname.
Merci :)
sociolog1000 1 month ago
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Chiropterolog 1 month ago
Does it matter what version of excel i have? ...'cause i got 2010 office and when i try to read the sheet on r, it says something about format file is not the expected and i dont know why. or is it that i did wrong the table?
it'd be great if you can give me a solution.
PS. great video, exactly what i was looking for
pepen29 5 months ago
Nice one but pace of instructions should be kept low
siva10051972 9 months ago
a very bad instructor... you can't even tell what exactly you are pressing on your keyboard. why not just give up...
SoHoTandCool 10 months ago
Exactly what i was looking for!!
I am still trying to find something same for C++.
Great work!!
Dundelion 10 months ago
Muito bom, agradeço a ajuda! Muito obrigado.
Douglas - Brazil
dougmatufrgs 1 year ago
thank, this helps me a lot
shivamappadu 1 year ago
Wow...what can I say....entirely EXCELLENT video!
Kudos, ahmetrics, Kudos!! : )
ginsengsniper1 1 year ago
Nice video, also you can easily load CSV-files in R! First save the XLS-File as a CSV-File and loading it in R is easy then.
Tutorlol 1 year ago
Hi KGKosmonauten,
to import data from an excel file that works everywhere, save your file in CSV comma separated format when you are in Excel. The read the files in any variable in R using this simple code: anyvar <- read.csv(file.choose())
By entering this command, you can choose your CSV file and the contents goes to anyvar. To access data in anyvar you need to write anyvar$fieldname.
Mehrdad
mvaredi 1 year ago
It was really helpful but it doesn't work with my new 64bit computer. Is there any solution to import an excel sheet with a 64bit OS?
Thanks,
mvaredi 1 year ago
@mvaredi it does not work with me either, any solutions.
I use Snow Leopard and R 64Bit
KGKosmonauten 1 year ago
Gracias desde El Salvador
windarsv 1 year ago
that was very helpful! thanks from israel!
RefUser 1 year ago
very helpful! thanks alot!!
RefUser 1 year ago
thank you from texas
ChocoboRemiX 2 years ago
Thank You From Mexico !!!!!!!!!!!!
ceganguiano 2 years ago
Thank you!
coldplay1127 2 years ago
god bless you
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