On 18/08/15 07:07, mcfer...@mskcc.org wrote:
HI there I'm very new to R, as in 3 days new, so apologies if I'm not
framing my question correctly I am working through the Johns' Hopkins
coursera course, I'm following, just about!
I am trying to have R read multiple .csv files together as one
dataframe - I can't figure how to ask the program to do so, despite
multiple attempts, and googles' and re-reading the course materials.
Please can you advise what a code might read like?
Well, I guess (???) this isn't *really* homework .....
Something like:
clyde <- list.files(pattern="*.csv")
melvin <- lapply(clyde,read.csv)
irving <- do.call(rbind,melvin)
Note that the data frames read in by read.csv() must have identical
column names.
Your question is very vague and indicative of a lack of focus. (As in
"Focus? They don't even know us!)
Have you read (thoroughly and diligently) some basic introduction to R,
such as "An Introduction to R" (!!!) available from the R web page? Do so!
cheers,
Rolf Turner
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Technical Editor ANZJS
Department of Statistics
University of Auckland
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