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a) Could you change From Data Frame to Into Data Frame.
b) Move that option down and add an option at the top that says From Variables
In that option there are 2 fields to complete, namely
Name(s) [ ] (separated by commas)
Data Frame [ ]
If a,b,c,d is the column names and dat is the data frame name, then it generates 3 lines
Save variables "a,b,c,d" into data frame "dat"
dat <- data.frame( a,b,c,d )
data_book$import_data(data_tables=list(dat=dat))
Note Ok is still enabled if the name field is blank. Then the 2nd line is just dat <- data.frame( ). In that case the names can be added within the script, which will sometimes be easier.
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Here is the current tab in the Insert dialog:
a) Could you change From Data Frame to Into Data Frame.
b) Move that option down and add an option at the top that says From Variables
In that option there are 2 fields to complete, namely
Name(s) [ ] (separated by commas)
Data Frame [ ]
If a,b,c,d is the column names and dat is the data frame name, then it generates 3 lines
Save variables "a,b,c,d" into data frame "dat"
dat <- data.frame( a,b,c,d )
data_book$import_data(data_tables=list(dat=dat))
Note Ok is still enabled if the name field is blank. Then the 2nd line is just dat <- data.frame( ). In that case the names can be added within the script, which will sometimes be easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: