A comprehensive guide on how to seamlessly transition from SAS to R (and integrate SAS data into R) for efficient data analysis.
For importing data in the R programming environment, we have to set our working directory with the setwd() function. For example: setwd("C:/Users/intellipaat/Desktop/BLOG/files") To read a csv file, we use the in-built function read.csv() that outputs the data from the file as a da...
To Statalist <statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu> Subject st: Re: How to read SAS data into Stata directly? Date Thu, 28 Oct 2004 11:43:19 +0900David Han wrote: Does anyone know whether there is some command to read SAS data into Stata directly without bothering to use file format conver...
No matter how long you've been programming in SAS, using and manipulating dates still seems to require effort. Learn all about SAS dates, the different ways they can be presented, and how to make them useful. This paper includes excellent examples in dealing with raw input dates, functions ...
SAS and Stata unbearably light. I don't have any advice if you don't have SAS on your machine. Good luck, Dan On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 20:51:46 -0500, David Han <zhaohui.han@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, all, > Does anyone know whether there is some command to read SAS data into >...
Read File: jsonDataset<-fromJSON(file="city_country_meteor.json") Access an Object: jsonDataset[1] (gives you the first object) Link to datasets and example R notebook: https://www.datazar.com/project/p556632b8-4760-4d16-b787-2dbe74b3b1a4/files How to Access Datasets in R was origi...
Can any one help me on reading a file from Remote Host, when I have tried executing the codes which were on Support sites I was getting an error "Connection Refused", so kindly send me a SAS code to read a file from remote host. Regards, Samuel Tags: getmetadata information maps met...
Revolution R, there is no Revo R function for directly exporting Revolution R data, .xdf files, for instance, directly to .sas7bdat files. To export R data to SAS, use rxDataStep to output to a .csv file that SAS can read or use the 'foreign' library to write to .sas7bdat files...
data2 <- read.table('data/hotel_bookings_clean.csv', sep=",", header = 1) head(data2, 5) Powered By Importing a TXT file in R In this part, we will use the Drake Lyrics dataset to load a text file. The file consists of Lyrics from the singer Drake. We can use the readLine...
For the second one, you have more options, like "i" in options to find using case insensitive. And about the "string", you can use like ".string." (%string%), or "string.*" (string%) and ".*string) (%string) for example. You can use a regular expression as you want. Share...