Another option is to put an R file of the same name as your dataset into
the "data" directory and specify how your data should be read. I use it
whenever I need to overwrite other arguments from the default
read.table. If you have e.g. mydata.csv, a file mydata.R would contain
this line:
myda
Hi Hana,
That works! Thanks for the great suggestion. For some reason I got an error
that it couldn't find the read.csv() function. Adding library(utils) to the
script didn't fix it. Including the namespace in the call did though.
mydata <- utils::read.csv("mydata.csv")
Thanks,
Mike
On Wed, Aug
