On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 12:06 PM, dM/ wrote:
> I’ve got an Excel workbook with about 30 worksheets. Each worksheet
> has 1 rows of data over 30 columns.
>
> I’d like to read the data from each worksheet into a dataframe or
> matrix in R for processing. Normally, I use read.csv when interacti
dM/ gmail.com> writes:
>
> I’ve got an Excel workbook with about 30 worksheets. Each worksheet
> has 1 rows of data over 30 columns.
>
> I’d like to read the data from each worksheet into a dataframe or
> matrix in R for processing. Normally, I use read.csv when interacting
> with Excel b
Java uses "heap space" when creating new objects. My guess is that
since the default size is 128 Mb iirc, you are reading in an object
larger than this. I don't know the guts of the xlsx package or if
there is a way to increase the heap, but you may get by if you can
divide up your data import.
HT
I’ve got an Excel workbook with about 30 worksheets. Each worksheet
has 1 rows of data over 30 columns.
I’d like to read the data from each worksheet into a dataframe or
matrix in R for processing. Normally, I use read.csv when interacting
with Excel but I’d rather manipulate a multisheet wo
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