Hi Michael and Rui,
thanks a lot for the tips.
It worked with both your suggestions!
I also found out, that this problem only exists if I put header=T.
Thanks again!
Marion
If you don't need to refer to colnames you should be fine.
If you do need to subset by colnames, you can still do it with `[`,
but you'll have trouble if you want to use the $ trick, unless you use
back-ticks. Don't worry about these things if they aren't troubling
you now though.
Michael
2012/2/16 Rui Barradas <rui1...@sapo.pt>
> Hello,
>
> > I read a .csv file into R
> >
> > with the following command:
> >
> > A<-read.csv2(file="Mappe3.csv")
> >
> > It worked fine, except that I would like to get rid of the points between
> > the words and get spaces instead like I have got in the .csv file.
>
> Try
>
> gsub('\\.', ' ', A)
>
> (And see ?regexpr and ?gsub)
>
> Rui Barradas
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