A CSV with multiple data frames would not conform to the standard definition of
a CSV file.
The XLConnect package can be used to generate Excel workbooks. There are other
packages also, but they are mostly either too simplified to allow filling
multiple sheets or too finicky for my taste. That said, I avoid creating such
complex output formats as much as possible... one data frame = one file is much
more portable.
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On June 16, 2015 6:31:11 PM CDT, Kevin Kowitski <k.kowit...@icloud.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
> Does anyone have some insight on how to; or where I can find better
>information on how to, export multiple data.frames of different
>dimensions to the same .csv or excel file?
>
>-Kevin
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