Just use forward slashes, backslashes is a Windows thing. I.e.
read.table("/Users/DFP/Desktop/Monroe319Ecoli.txt")
should do it. A generic trick is
x <- file.choose()
dd <- read.table(x)
(and then possible have a look at x)
-pd
> On 29 Jan 2021, at 21:25 , Parkhurst, David F. <parkh...@indiana.edu> wrote:
>
> I�ve tried for over an hour to figure this out with no luck. I�ve moved the
> text file (created from excel) to the desktop to simplify the path. If I
> click on the file and ask Get Info, it lists �Where� as iCloud Drive >
> Desktop. If I copy that to the clipboard and paste that into a read.table
> command in the R interface, it comes up as /Users/DFP/Desktop. But if I try
> read.table("\\Users\\DFP\\Desktop\\Monroe319Ecoli.txt"), I get No such file
> or directory. How can I get that file into a data frame?
>
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