For that size file, it is the easiest to read in the entire file and then
index just the portion that you want.
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 5:38 PM, doconnor wrote:
>
> A related question: how do I make R return only one column or row of the
> .csv
> file. For example, I have about 1000 rows and th
A related question: how do I make R return only one column or row of the .csv
file. For example, I have about 1000 rows and three columns - can I import
only certain rows or columns, like just column 1?
Thank you!!!
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Hello,
I am a complete beginner to R. I use a mac and want to import and read a
.csv dataset stored as .csv file.
I understand I eventually enter <- read.csv("size.csv", header=T) , but I
can't get R to find my file, which is called size.csv and located
/Users/davidoconnor/Desktop/Eart-125/si
Hello,
I am a complete beginner to R. I use a mac and want to import and read a
.csv dataset stored as .csv file.
I understand I eventually enter <- read.csv("size.csv", header=T) , but I
can't get R to find my file, which is called size.csv and located
/Users/davidoconnor/Desktop/Eart-125/si
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