The statconn tools allow you configure your application
with the Excel client on one machine and the R server
on another machine. In (D)COM, the D stands for
distributed COM.
Dr. Michael Wolf wrote:
> Hi R-users!
>
> I'm trying to create an easy Excel chart using the package RDCOMClient. The
> following example is working fine:
>
> #-------------------------------------------------------------------
> library(RDCOMClient)
>
> xlLocationAsObject <-2
> xlXYScatterSmoothNoMarkers <- 73
>
> ex <- COMCreate("Excel.Application")
> wb <- ex[["Workbooks"]]$Add()
> sh <- ex$ActiveSheet()
> ex[["Visible"]] <- TRUE
>
> r <- sh$Range("A1:D1")
> r[["Value"]] <- c(1:4)
>
> ch <- ex$Charts()
> ch$Add()
> ac <- ex$ActiveChart()
> ac[["ChartType"]] <- xlXYScatterSmoothNoMarkers
> ac$Location(Where=xlLocationAsObject, Name="Tabelle1")
> ac$SeriesCollection()$NewSeries()
> ac$SeriesCollection(1)[["XValues"]] <- r
> ac$SeriesCollection(1)[["Values"]] <- r
> #-------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> But I don't perfer this way writing calculated values like "c(1:4)" to the
> Excel Sheet and calling them via "SeriesCollection". I'm looking for direct
> adressing to "SeriesCollection". But codes like
>
> ac$SeriesCollection(1)[["XValues"]] <- asCOMArray(c(1:4))
> ac$SeriesCollection(1)[["Values"]] <- asCOMArray(c(1:4))
>
> were not successfull. E.g. the code above produces the error message "OLE
> error 0x800a01a8".
>
> Ok, I know that there are better ways to solve my problem by using the
> RExcel/statconn tools. Unfortunately the conditions under which I work
> (partly using other computers by adressing R on my working computer) permit
> the use of these tools. As I see, my best chance is a solution with
> RDCOMClient. (A clipboard solution which I developed some month ago are very
> slow when using large data matrices.)
>
> So, could anyone help me solving the problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Michael Wolf
> Von-Schonebeck-Ring 18
> D-48161 Muenster
>
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