Hey
The size doesnt matter - so far. What your looking for is /read.csv()/ or
/read.csv2()/
A simple exemple would look like this:
name <- read.csv2("C:/blablabla.../filename.csv", header=TRUE, sep=";",
dec=".", na.strings="NA")
header = TRUE leaves a row for columne titles (i suppose ur columnes have
labels)
sep = ... defines how columnes are seperated. Since your using Excel ";"
should work.
dec = ... either "," or "." (1.24 or 1,24). Yours to sepcify.
na.strings ="NA" tell r what to do with missing inputs. In this case they
are set to "NA"
That should do it.
Manu
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