I am building one Application using "shiny" package in R. I am passing the path of input .csv file into textInput component which is getting loaded into Dataframe at serverside. Now I want to apply sequence of operation on this data like convert to lowercase, remove punctuation and write it back to .csv file.
can anybody tell me how it is doable in R?
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I am trying to write to an excel file that needs to be uploaded somewhere. The target software creates an excel file which has an XML map attached to it. I recreated the entire file structure in R using code, but any time I try to write to that excel file, i think R actually deletes the old file and creates a new one instead, because the XML map is gone the moment I start writing any data to it. Loading up the workbook also doesn't seem to bring in the xml map, only the workbook data and sheets.
Is there a way to write data to this existing file within R (or python) without losing the XML map? Now i need to generate a file and manually copy paste the data into the other excel file.
I've been trying with xlsx, readxl, xml2 packages.
In the past Ive deal with a similar problem. To my knowledge, almost all the R packages that interact with excel replace the entire file with a new one. Except the openxlsx package. You can replace specific sheets, and range of cells, whitout touching the rest (data, styling , etc..). One last comment is that I dont know much about XLM maps, but maybe you are lucky.
Here is the vignette:
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/openxlsx/vignettes/Introduction.html
Hope it helps
I'm trying to open an Excel CSV file within R Studio but I get this error:
Error Is this a valid CSV file? embedded nul in the string: 'C\0a\0m\0p\0a\0g\0n\0e\0_\0N\0o\0C\0a\0r\0a\0v\0a\0g\0g\0i\0o\0_\0C\0o\0s\0t\0o\0>\00'
the file is generated automatically by the Google Ads platform as Excel csv and it works normally with Excel but in order to open it on R Studio I have to convert it as .xlsx
is there a way to bypass this or to convert the file without opening it?
otherwise the script which is based upon this file needs a manual passage to convert the source file
What function are you using to open it? Check your file and see if you have other commas within a column value; this may confuse the function. Also, it is worth trying to use the "Import dataset" option in the environment window within Rstudio. Try to use the readr option and adjust your import options until you have it correct. Check the package RAdwords maybe you can extract your Google Ads information without the CSV exporting step.
I want to upload a csv file from a \data folder inside the R project.
So far I've been reading questions, but most answers seemed a bit too fancy, with user interaction when selecting a data file.
I simply want R Shiny to read a data file (just the one) without any user interaction.
I have the standard files ui.R and server.R I place them in a working directory.
I have a csv file with data which I place in a subdirectory called 'data'
I might be missing something, but this should work right?
df = rio::import("./data/my_filename.csv")
I define a DataFrame named data and want to write it into .csv file. I used writetable("result_data.csv", data) but it doesn't work.
This is the dataframe
error details
To write a data frame to a disk you should use the CSV.jl package like this (also make sure that you have write right to the directory you want to save the file on Juliabox):
using CSV
CSV.write("result_data.csv", data)
If this fails then please report back in the comment I will investigate it further.
I have a .csv dataset that gets dumped everyday which I use to generate a daily list for tracking participants using a R script. I would like to automate this R script, however in order to do so, I need to read in the .csv using Sys.Date().
The .csv dataset is named: DumpedList_2013-11-27 (The date will always be today's date).
I would like to import this into the script, like I would for .Rdata file.
load(paste('/srv/Data/Baseline2/baseline2_', Sys.Date(), '.Rdata',sep=''))
What is the equivalent of the command above for reading in .csv files?
I have tried load and read.csv commands, but get error messages:
data=read.csv('P:/DirectoryPath/DumpedList_',Sys.Date(),'.csv')
I also attempted to create todaydate=Sys.Date() and then used it to load the data, but error messages again. a=load(paste("P:/DirectoryPath/DumpedList_",todaydate,".csv"))
Any insight?
By default paste will separate with spaces, use paste0 to join strings together seamlessly:
read.csv(paste0('P:/DirectoryPath/DumpedList_',Sys.Date(),'.csv'))