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I the following dataset that I downloaded from Yahoo! Finance (and did some basic manipulations). My question is - How do I convert the time column into the dataset into a column of the dataset?



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  • Convert row names into first column

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I the following dataset that I downloaded from Yahoo! Finance (and did some basic manipulations). My question is - How do I convert the time column into the dataset into a column of the dataset?



enter image description here










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marked as duplicate by M-M, m0nhawk, MLavoie, Unheilig, camille Nov 21 '18 at 16:03


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    Please share the output of dput(head(z)).
    – markus
    Nov 20 '18 at 20:19














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This question already has an answer here:




  • Convert row names into first column

    4 answers




I the following dataset that I downloaded from Yahoo! Finance (and did some basic manipulations). My question is - How do I convert the time column into the dataset into a column of the dataset?



enter image description here










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This question already has an answer here:




  • Convert row names into first column

    4 answers




I the following dataset that I downloaded from Yahoo! Finance (and did some basic manipulations). My question is - How do I convert the time column into the dataset into a column of the dataset?



enter image description here





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  • Convert row names into first column

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marked as duplicate by M-M, m0nhawk, MLavoie, Unheilig, camille Nov 21 '18 at 16:03


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marked as duplicate by M-M, m0nhawk, MLavoie, Unheilig, camille Nov 21 '18 at 16:03


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    Please share the output of dput(head(z)).
    – markus
    Nov 20 '18 at 20:19














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    Please share the output of dput(head(z)).
    – markus
    Nov 20 '18 at 20:19








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Please share the output of dput(head(z)).
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Please share the output of dput(head(z)).
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Looks like you want to transpose the data frame. You may do that as follows:



df.t <- as.data.frame(t(z))
colnames(df.t) <- rownames(z)
rownames(df.t) <- c()


Hope it helps.






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    Looks like you want to transpose the data frame. You may do that as follows:



    df.t <- as.data.frame(t(z))
    colnames(df.t) <- rownames(z)
    rownames(df.t) <- c()


    Hope it helps.






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      Looks like you want to transpose the data frame. You may do that as follows:



      df.t <- as.data.frame(t(z))
      colnames(df.t) <- rownames(z)
      rownames(df.t) <- c()


      Hope it helps.






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        Looks like you want to transpose the data frame. You may do that as follows:



        df.t <- as.data.frame(t(z))
        colnames(df.t) <- rownames(z)
        rownames(df.t) <- c()


        Hope it helps.






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        Looks like you want to transpose the data frame. You may do that as follows:



        df.t <- as.data.frame(t(z))
        colnames(df.t) <- rownames(z)
        rownames(df.t) <- c()


        Hope it helps.







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