The file may have been stored in the UTF-16 encoding (what Windows Notepad
calls "Unicode"). If so, adding fileEncoding="UTF-16" to the read.table
command might read it correctly.
Bill Dunlap
TIBCO Software
wdunlap tibco.com
On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 3:49 PM, Christa Rose wrote:
> Can someone pl
Christa,
As others are noting, the file is not a text file.
Open the file in Notebook or Notepad. If the editor complains, then
open it in Word. Save it as a "plain text" file. You will have to
choose the file type in the "Save As" dialog. You may run into other
issues such as the field separ
On 14/07/2016 6:49 PM, Christa Rose wrote:
Can someone please help? The read.table command is not working for me I
think because Windows has my account name stored as "Christa Rose" with a
space in it. Is this a problem? I have tried many syntax iterations, and
cannot get around this.
I don't t
Hi Christa,
The error messages tell you that the file contains NULL characters,
which can cause problems with reading files. You can remove these
characters with a "hex editor". I am not familiar with those used on
Windows, but look at this Web page:
http://alternativeto.net/software/okteta/?platf
Can someone please help? The read.table command is not working for me I
think because Windows has my account name stored as "Christa Rose" with a
space in it. Is this a problem? I have tried many syntax iterations, and
cannot get around this.
Here is an example of the syntax I've used:
> RanMinePl
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