How to rbind a list of rda files
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I have a list of .rda data files with names all start with say AAA, and need to rbind all of them into one dataset
I tried the following codes but it does not work
files <- list.files(pattern="AAA")
df <- do.call(`rbind`,lapply(files, load))
r rbind rda
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I have a list of .rda data files with names all start with say AAA, and need to rbind all of them into one dataset
I tried the following codes but it does not work
files <- list.files(pattern="AAA")
df <- do.call(`rbind`,lapply(files, load))
r rbind rda
Are you trying torbind
the tables within a.rda
?
– Jrakru56
Nov 9 at 5:29
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"it does not work" ... how, precisely? Do you get an error? Warning? Perhaps neither but your data looks wrong?
– r2evans
Nov 9 at 5:39
Yes, I have 70 .rda data that I need to rbind. If I use the code provided above, the df file I got is a column of names of each .rda files
– vera_kkk
Nov 25 at 21:16
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I have a list of .rda data files with names all start with say AAA, and need to rbind all of them into one dataset
I tried the following codes but it does not work
files <- list.files(pattern="AAA")
df <- do.call(`rbind`,lapply(files, load))
r rbind rda
I have a list of .rda data files with names all start with say AAA, and need to rbind all of them into one dataset
I tried the following codes but it does not work
files <- list.files(pattern="AAA")
df <- do.call(`rbind`,lapply(files, load))
r rbind rda
r rbind rda
edited Nov 25 at 21:17
asked Nov 9 at 5:17
vera_kkk
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Are you trying torbind
the tables within a.rda
?
– Jrakru56
Nov 9 at 5:29
1
"it does not work" ... how, precisely? Do you get an error? Warning? Perhaps neither but your data looks wrong?
– r2evans
Nov 9 at 5:39
Yes, I have 70 .rda data that I need to rbind. If I use the code provided above, the df file I got is a column of names of each .rda files
– vera_kkk
Nov 25 at 21:16
add a comment |
Are you trying torbind
the tables within a.rda
?
– Jrakru56
Nov 9 at 5:29
1
"it does not work" ... how, precisely? Do you get an error? Warning? Perhaps neither but your data looks wrong?
– r2evans
Nov 9 at 5:39
Yes, I have 70 .rda data that I need to rbind. If I use the code provided above, the df file I got is a column of names of each .rda files
– vera_kkk
Nov 25 at 21:16
Are you trying to
rbind
the tables within a .rda
?– Jrakru56
Nov 9 at 5:29
Are you trying to
rbind
the tables within a .rda
?– Jrakru56
Nov 9 at 5:29
1
1
"it does not work" ... how, precisely? Do you get an error? Warning? Perhaps neither but your data looks wrong?
– r2evans
Nov 9 at 5:39
"it does not work" ... how, precisely? Do you get an error? Warning? Perhaps neither but your data looks wrong?
– r2evans
Nov 9 at 5:39
Yes, I have 70 .rda data that I need to rbind. If I use the code provided above, the df file I got is a column of names of each .rda files
– vera_kkk
Nov 25 at 21:16
Yes, I have 70 .rda data that I need to rbind. If I use the code provided above, the df file I got is a column of names of each .rda files
– vera_kkk
Nov 25 at 21:16
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Are you trying to
rbind
the tables within a.rda
?– Jrakru56
Nov 9 at 5:29
1
"it does not work" ... how, precisely? Do you get an error? Warning? Perhaps neither but your data looks wrong?
– r2evans
Nov 9 at 5:39
Yes, I have 70 .rda data that I need to rbind. If I use the code provided above, the df file I got is a column of names of each .rda files
– vera_kkk
Nov 25 at 21:16