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Unexpected output from read.table clipboard option? - Stack Overflow

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2019/11/30 -Maybe the issue is that in first line you use a wrong sep field, try to use: dat = read.table(file = "clipboard", sep = "", header = TRUE).


Getting data from Excel to R-script, using Windows clipboard

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2021/1/10 -table() function should be used. data <- read.table(file = 'clipboard', sep = "\t", header = TRUE, stringsAsFactors = FALSE) head(data)


Windows Clipboard Access with R - R-bloggers

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2018/11/13 -Copying and pasting data to and from the Window's clipboard to R is quick and easy. All we need to do is use the standard read.table and write.table syntax.


IMPORT DATA INTO R - RPubs

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2015/10/20 -x <- read.table(file = "clipboard", header = TRUE, sep = "\t") ## Warning in read.table(file = "clipboard", header = TRUE, sep = "\t ...


How can you access the clipboard through R after installing R studio ...

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2019/5/1 -Is anyone else using R studio on their Chromebook through Crostini? It works great, but I still can't get the function read.table("clipboard",..


read.table: Data Input - rdrr.io

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Description. Reads a file in table format and creates a data frame from it, with cases corresponding to lines and variables to fields in the file.


Importing data from the clipboard in R - Bytes of computer wisdom

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2019/2/22 -... clipboard using the function > x1 = read.table(file="data-share", sep = "\t", + na.strings = "NA", header = T) > importeddata = read.excel ...


R function of the week: Getting more out of the read.table() function

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2022/3/29 -df_2 <- read.table('clipboard', sep = '\t', header = FALSE). Let's say that I had copied some data from an Excel spreadsheet or Google Sheet ...


Loading data from a file - Cookbook for R

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The function read.table() is a more general function which allows you to set the delimiter, whether or not there are headers, whether strings are set off ...


Shortcuts for reading from the clipboard or a file - R

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#assumes headers and comma delimited read.clipboard.tab(header=TRUE,sep='\t',...) #assumes headers and tab delimited #read in a matrix given the ...