under Unix/X11 (and IIRC under Windows), edit(some.data.frame) will
invoke a smallish spreadsheet-like data editor, which will allow you to
move around your data with no fuss. I probably wouldn't use it for any
serious data entry, but found damn useful in a lot of data-debugging
situations (you kno
Perhaps even ?View would be useful here. I've never used R Commander,
so don't know it would be useful in that environment.
Michael H wrote:
R experts,
I am working with large multivariable data frames (> 50 variables)
and I would like to scroll horizontally across my output
to view each d
Hi Mike,
You can set options(width = x), where x equals the number of columns.
-Ista
On Monday 10 May 2010 16:06:54 Michael H wrote:
> R experts,
>
> I am working with large multivariable data frames (> 50 variables)
> and I would like to scroll horizontally across my output
> to view each data
R experts,
I am working with large multivariable data frames (> 50 variables)
and I would like to scroll horizontally across my output
to view each data frame rather than having to scroll down vertically-
wrapped data frames.I have been using R Commander as a programming
interface. If I assign
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