If that is the way the data were coming in ... as an irregularly
arranged matrix with , I would cut and paste into a text editor, even
up the rows, paste into the OpenOffice.org spreadsheet using the fixed
width option, trim out the unwanted row names and column names, and
then "Save as.." a .csv file.
--
David.
On Feb 2, 2010, at 5:55 PM, song song wrote:
[,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5] [,6] [,7]
[,8]
[1,] 2.010061 -5.223624 2.010061 2.010061 1.463336 1.463336 2.010061
2.010061
[2,] 2.057502 -5.101445 2.057502 2.057502 2.057502 2.057502 2.057502
2.057502
[3,] 2.011081 -5.227745 2.011081 2.011081 2.011081 2.011081 2.011081
2.011081
[4,] 2.031695 -5.147776 2.031695 2.031695 2.031695 2.031695 2.03169
snipped
[23,] 2.00596350 2.0059635 -5.195960 2.005964 -1.791538434
0.02761610
[24,] 1.96648770 1.9664877 -5.195960 1.966488 0.642854756
0.11557730
[25,] 1.92247274 1.9224727 -5.132915 1.922473 -5.132915158
1.92247274
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