On Thu, 14 Aug 2014 09:53:31 PM Pfauth, Mary C wrote:
> Hello R users,
> I am new to R and, so far, am finding it relatively easy to use. I
have
> run into what seems to me to be an odd problem. I have tried using
the
> "import" and calendarPlot" functions while in the open air package. I
get a
> message returned stating "unable to find function." I know that the
package
> is loaded properly because I have tried to reload/reinstall and get a
> message that it is running already. The help function displays
descriptions
> of these functions so I know they must be in there somewhere! The
only
> relevant thing I could find in the FAQs related to being sure that the
> package was actually loaded/installed. Has anyone else had this
problem
> and, if so, what was the fix? Appreciatively,
> Mary Pfauth
>
> Mary Pfauth
> Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation
> Air Quality Division
> 619 E. Ship Creek Ave. #249
> Anchorage, AK 99501
> (907) 269-6879
> mary.pfa...@alaska.gov
>
>
Hi Mary,
I don't have openair installed, but the problem might be simple. Get
an R session going and try this:
library(openair)
# use a filename that you actually have
myairq<-import("airq.csv")
calendarPlot(myairq)
and paste the output into an email.
Jim
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