Hi all,

How can I set open files that contain values of Zero =0?

These are valid values for the parameters I need to evaluate.
I have tried CSV and tab formats.
Trying XL Connect and/or XLConnectJars dies not seem to work to open 
Excel files so I am at a loss on how to get the data into a DF.


Sample of data with 0 values:

Filename        Dur     TBC     Fmax    Fmin    Fmean   Fc      S1      Sc      
Pmc
g8221843.13#    5.06    0       38.93   36.2    37.96   36.45   -34.08  192.69  
6.8
g8221843.13#    0.41    5.29    38.83   36.04   38.83   38.83   -261.93         
-513.05         0
g8221843.13#    0.66    0.68    35.71   33.4    36.42   35.63   -238.04         
-392.06         0.2
g8221843.13#    0.58    54.84   42.78   40.3    41.1    40.3    410     0       
6.2


This message is displayed in the console:

 > BASCTWS <- read.table("C:/=Bat data 
working/R/BASCTWS.txt",header=T,sep="\t",quote="")
Error in scan(file, what, nmax, sep, dec, quote, skip, nlines, 
na.strings,  :
   line 1 did not have 10 elements
 >
Obviously I am missing something basic, seems I was able to do this in 
the past.

Bruce

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Conservation Ecologist
Neotropical Bat Project


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