When trying to Knit PDF on R Studio i get this error. cc() is a function from package CCA(), which I've installed and loaded previously. It runs perfectly in the console as does this other function: plt.cc(), which needs the same package and library, too.
Quitting from lines 125-128 (Preview-ecc331f1f51.Rmd) Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : could not find function "cc" Calls: <Anonymous> ... handle -> withCallingHandlers -> withVisible -> eval -> eval Execution halted
Need some help guys, i'm 'bout to crack my display !
You should do this
require(CCA)
cc(SOMETHING) ...
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I am doing an R markdown file, I have the last versión of R and RStudio, but I get an error when I trie to compile. My file is pretty simple, that's the reason why I don't know what it is happening.
I have already consulted this pages:
Shiny demo doesnt work: Error in setwd(old) : character argument expected #844
character argument expected #14
Error for Knit to HTML
But I can't found the problem.
This is the error:
setwd(wd): character argument expected
Error in setwd(wd) : character argument expected
Calls: <Anonymous> ... call_inline -> in_dir -> .handleSimpleError -> h -> setwd
Error in setwd(wd) : character argument expected
Calls: <Anonymous> ... in_dir -> setwd -> .handleSimpleError -> h -> setwd
Error in setwd(oldwd) : character argument expected
Calls: <Anonymous> -> setwd
Execution halted
Thank you very much.
I'm trying to knit an RMarkdown to an HTML file.
But I got an error like this
Quitting from lines 28-34 (learning_map2.Rmd)
Error in slot(p, "Polygons") :
cannot get a slot ("Polygons") from an object of type "NULL"
Calls: ... createSPComment -> lapply -> FUN -> sapply -> lapply -> slot
Execution halted
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But I can run it on my mac. It's just doesn't run in my Window PC.
Thanks all!
Apologies if this has been answered already. I tried to find a solution that would help, but I was not lucky. I have several data set which I took from the CD that came with my textbook. When I run my code in R, there are no problems. When I try to knit (word, pdf, and HTML), I get the error message: Quitting from lines 20-26 (hw1math424_3.Rmd)
Error in table(x0) : object 'PONDICE' not found
Calls: <Anonymous> ... withCallingHandlers -> withVisible -> eval -> eval -> tab1 -> table
Execution halted.
library(epiDisplay)
tab1(PONDICE$icetype, sort.group = "decreasing", cum.percent = TRUE)
This produces a nice bar graph in R, but wont knit. I have all the files saved to a desktop folder. Please Help! These files came from Regression Analysis (7th edition) Please ask if you need more info!
My whole program is working but when I try to knit to a document the same error is being thrown.
Quitting from lines 3-78 (Untitled.spin.Rmd)
Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : could not find function "read_excel"
Calls: <Anonymous> ... handle -> withCallingHandlers -> withVisible -> eval -> eval
Execution halted
I don't under stand why. Where are the first 5 lines of my code.
Dataset_Stats1Project <- read_excel(Users/jamiestokes16/Desktop/Dataset_WomeninGov5.xlsx)
#Descriptive stats for important variables
summary(Dataset_WomeninGov$Wcongress)
summary(Dataset_WomeninGov$Wgov)
summary(Dataset_WomeninGov$Wleg)
Any help would be appreciated.
When you knit a document, knitr essentially creates a new R session for the code to run in. So any packages loaded session will not be accessible unless you load them directly within the .Rmd file.
I always find it easiest to include a chunk at the start of the document loading any packages used:
```{r LoadPackages, include = FALSE}
library(readlx)
# add other packages here
```
I have a snippet that depends on a package that I wrote. I'm trying to knit a markdown document and am getting an error:
Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : not a vector
Calls: <Anonymous> ... freduce -> <Anonymous> -> bind_rows -> rbind_all -> .Call
The same snippet runs in the console, and the previous line is a lapply that returns a list of data frames. There's confidential data and it'd take a while to come up with a reproducible example so I thought I'd see if others have any tips.