First one needs to remove the extraneous line-ends that you created by using an
editor that inserts those line-ends (or perhaps it was your mail-client that
added them because you failed to post in plain-text. I removed those files "by
hand" and then created a text "file".
txt <- "2015-01-01 00
Does it say what the new format is?
On 2022-10-09 13:01 , Nick Wray wrote:
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> Up to 2010 everything's fine and dandy - the data is in nice neat columns
> and I can download it and filter out what I don't want. But after 2010 the
> format changes (The Met Office in fact say on their guideline
On Sun, 9 Oct 2022 12:01:27 +0100
Nick Wray wrote:
> Error in read.table("midas_wxhrly_201501-201512.txt", fill = T) :
> duplicate 'row.names' are not allowed
Since you don't pass the `header` argument, I think that the automatic
header detection is here at play. This is what ?read.table has t
Hello I've had some invaluable help from folk about downloading files from
the UK Met Office - unfortunately I now have another one which I can't
solve and I wonder whether anyone's got any ideas.
I'm trying to download hourly weather records from the Met Office
https://data.ceda.ac.uk/badc/ukmo
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