I am trying to the 5th table (Shareholders) from the website but there was a parsing error.
Could anyone advice how to solve it?
My code:
=ImportHTML(“https://www.marketscreener.com/YANGZIJIANG-SHIPBUILDING-6499571/company/”, “table”, 5)
It seems there is something wrong with the quotation marks you used. Please try
=ImportHTML("https://www.marketscreener.com/YANGZIJIANG-SHIPBUILDING-6499571/company/", "table", 5)
and see if that helps?
Resolve parsing error by using ';'s instead of ','s
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I'm tring tu use ggmice with ggplot2 but, when I try give me back this error.
I saw some explanations here but none solved my problem.
ggmice(m.out, ggplot2::aes(.imp, Pixel_Deforested)) +
geom_point()
Error: 'as_label' is not an exported object from 'namespace:ggplot2'
ggmice developer here! If the problem persists after updating R/ggplot2, please post an issue on Github, then I'll look into it! https://github.com/amices/ggmice/issues
I am unable to run the code for sort.score in R,
I get the following error:Error in sort.score(AIC(m000.avalon, m001.avalon, m101.avalon, m200.avalon) :
could not find function "sort.score".
can anyone advice, where I am going wrong . Thank you
The function is actually sortScore, not sort.score. Try this instead, it will work for sure.
Team Geopy users,
I am in need of help with the above-mentioned issue. I wrote the following piece of example in preparation of a much bigger assignment:
## example 2:
geopy.geocoders.MapQuest = None
geocode(['13850'])
However, I keep getting the above-stated error which I cannot seem to find solutions for. I shall be glad for any pointers to help me fix the problem.
Thanks
I have set ~/.slackr based on the given manual and run the following code.
library(slackr)
slackr_setup()
slackr("iris info", head(iris), str(iris))
Then I got the following error message.
Error: x and y don't share the same src. Set copy = TRUE to copy y into x's source (this may be time consuming).`
Please let me know if you have any idea on this. It would be great help. Thanks!
I've solved it by myself.
The reason was that I wasn't fill out 'api_token' field in ~/.slackr.
'api_token' field is a mandatory.
So you should get the token from slack.
I've tried with 'test token'. You can get your own from the following url.
https://api.slack.com/docs/oauth-test-tokens
I am encountering suddenly this odd error, which I have never come across before in write.table() command:
write.table(items,file="E:/CFA/items.dat",sep="\t",row.names=F,col.names=F)
Error in write.table(items, file = "E:/CFA/items.dat", :
invalid 'row.names' specification
When taking away the row.names argument, there is still the same error with col.names one. The data is a data frame which I have already worked with several times with no difficulties to create a .dat file. I am just puzzled.
Does anybody have a clue why it's happening now?
Thanks beforehand
Is it possible you have reassigned the F variable somewhere? Try doing it using FALSE instead of F.
write.table(items,file="E:/CFA/items.dat",sep="\t",row.names=FALSE,col.names=FALSE)
Try write.table(items,file="E://CFA//items.dat",sep="\t",row.names=F,col.names=F)
or rm(F,T) and then your command.