Importing txt file containing a list of data frames [duplicate]
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Recently, I produced a txt file containing a list of data frames using the function:
save(..., file="name")
However, I'm not sure what function and arguments to use to import it. Can you help me, please? Do you think maybe I should have saved it in a different manner?
r import
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Recently, I produced a txt file containing a list of data frames using the function:
save(..., file="name")
However, I'm not sure what function and arguments to use to import it. Can you help me, please? Do you think maybe I should have saved it in a different manner?
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At the very top of?saveit says: "The objects can be read back from the file at a later date by using the function load or attach (or data in some cases)". You can then click through toloadandattachto see how to use them.
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R save and loads dataframes
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Recently, I produced a txt file containing a list of data frames using the function:
save(..., file="name")
However, I'm not sure what function and arguments to use to import it. Can you help me, please? Do you think maybe I should have saved it in a different manner?
r import
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R save and loads dataframes
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Recently, I produced a txt file containing a list of data frames using the function:
save(..., file="name")
However, I'm not sure what function and arguments to use to import it. Can you help me, please? Do you think maybe I should have saved it in a different manner?
This question already has an answer here:
R save and loads dataframes
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r import
r import
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At the very top of?saveit says: "The objects can be read back from the file at a later date by using the function load or attach (or data in some cases)". You can then click through toloadandattachto see how to use them.
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At the very top of?saveit says: "The objects can be read back from the file at a later date by using the function load or attach (or data in some cases)". You can then click through toloadandattachto see how to use them.
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Use load(). Be sure to either hardcode it with load(file="X:/path/name.txt"),
or set your working directory first according to the folder that contains your saved file before loading:
setwd("X:/path/")
load(file="name.txt")
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Use load(). Be sure to either hardcode it with load(file="X:/path/name.txt"),
or set your working directory first according to the folder that contains your saved file before loading:
setwd("X:/path/")
load(file="name.txt")
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Use load(). Be sure to either hardcode it with load(file="X:/path/name.txt"),
or set your working directory first according to the folder that contains your saved file before loading:
setwd("X:/path/")
load(file="name.txt")
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Use load(). Be sure to either hardcode it with load(file="X:/path/name.txt"),
or set your working directory first according to the folder that contains your saved file before loading:
setwd("X:/path/")
load(file="name.txt")
answered Nov 25 '18 at 1:13
jay.sfjay.sf
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Use load(). Be sure to either hardcode it with load(file="X:/path/name.txt"),
or set your working directory first according to the folder that contains your saved file before loading:
setwd("X:/path/")
load(file="name.txt")
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At the very top of
?saveit says: "The objects can be read back from the file at a later date by using the function load or attach (or data in some cases)". You can then click through toloadandattachto see how to use them.– AkselA
Nov 25 '18 at 1:22