I'm currently exporting my DataFrame into a .csv file with the following command
write.csv(MyDataFrame,file="MyFile.csv")
and desire to convert it so that it exports directly into a .gsheet file format (Google Sheet).
How may I achieve this?
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Once I have imported excel file with multiple sheets into R I want to check if excel sheets contains any formulas/VBA/macros into it.
Also I am not sure whether while importing any excel sheets that contains formulas also gets imported along with file in R or it's only importing values because I am not able find it.
Any help would be appreciated!!!
I am doing a project about high dimension data set, the data set is from http://archive.ics.uci.edu/, it can also be found in github (https://github.com/minghust/MaliciousExeDetect/tree/master/TrainData)
The file is called "dataset.train","tst.test". I want to read them in R.
My question is whether there are file format, called .train, and .test file. They are not csv, or txt file. How i can open it and import it in R?
I have a .RData file. I want to do some operations on the dataframe that this file contains. Can I load this file on my R program and convert it into a dataframe? The only option I know currently is to convert the ..RData file to a csv and convert that csv into a data frame again. I am looking for a neater solution. I got this file from a friend of mine and I cannot produce the dataframe from scratch.
I am trying to write multiple dataframe to a single csv formated file but each in a different sheet of the excel file:
write.csv(dataframe1, file = "file1.csv",row.names=FALSE)
write.csv(dataframe2, file = "file2.csv",row.names=FALSE)
is there any way to specify the sheet along with the csv file in this code and write them all in one file?
thank you in advance,
This is not possible. That is the functionality of csv to be just in one sheet so that you can view it either from notepad or any other such software. If you still try to write it would get over ridden. Just try to open a csv and open a new sheet and just write some values and save it. The values which were already there is erased. one excel file in csv format can have only one sheet.
The xlsx and XLConnect packages will do the trick as well.
I am using R programming to export a .dat file. but the exported file is always included the index column. Is there any possible way/ code to export data in R without index column?
Lets say you are using write.table and your dataset is df then following will work for you
write.table(df,'df.dat',row.names=F)