Hi Richard,
Something like workf[ , columns] <- data.frame(lapply(workf[,
columns], as.numeric)) should do what you're after. However, this is
really a bit of a work around to the real problem. Can you provide
more details on the csv file you are reading in? Perhaps the first
couple rows or som
I'm reading in some data from a csv file, and it's reading in some of the
columns as character variables instead of numeric. I know I can fix this by
doing as.numeric for each of the columns, but the problem is I have a LOT of
different quantitative variables that I would have to do this for.
I've
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