Importing data sets from Excel to R

This is a tutorial of how to import data sets from excel into R. I forgot to mention that you must remove any number formatting (i.e.4592200 instead of $4,592,200) in excel before you save the csv file. Otherwise, R will treat that column as a factor instead of numeric which is not what you want

[ameliadavis]

You've made me stop crying over my Uni Assessment. This was better than my Uni Instructions!! <3

[BlessedTex_]

I warmly appreciate the fact that you used an NBA data set as your example

[fppgxbq]

Thank you!!! Now I can finally work on the stat lab after 3 hours of no progress.

[ruutekaeli]

Thanks man, I knew how to import data from excel into R but then I couldn't work much with them since it's hard to pass functions on them. swd is awesome

[Ace]

Thank you Paul!! I'm glad I came I cross your channel. Do you have a video on how to do regressions in R?

[nayibdumar]

Awesome. Thanks dude. this worked way better than importing data sets through files.

[phg]

simple and just what beginners like me need

[metarasouli]

Thank you very much for sharing this video with YouTube users.

[wmgallo]

I typed the setwd and i get a response ‘can not change working directory’ I’m on windows by the way, help thanks

[Jerry-wsmz]

can't thank you more. really helpful

[anusharai]

Could you please give some command for naming the rows, i.e, the first column of the Players name for identifying later in the Scatterplot.

[reihanehmorid]

Thank you so much, it helped me a lot

[naoh.]

hello, I'm having a problem with the last part where you select specific variables to create a smaller matrix. When I try to do it, it says it doesn't recognize the function nab.rooks. I don`t understand what the problem is...could you help me out?

[yousfoss]

Please why couldn't i load the same file in R : i could read it just in R studio. it is not foundable in R.

[naved]

I cannot go to my files on working directory.

[elicitaelanor]

I couldnt, but I cant find the mistake. There it says: - Error: unexpected '>' in ">" - I put it: data<-read.csv('data.csv')
So, I dont understand why it says that I put > when I put none >

[metarasouli]

Thank you very much for sharing this video with YouTube users.