LaTeX.
Odfweave seems to produce good tables in OpenOffice/LibreOffice.
John Kane
Kingston ON Canada
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Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77840-4352
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To: Barry Lambert
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Subject: Re: [R] Help with tables in R
Hi
Maybe yo
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> Thanks for the sugg
Hi
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Thanks for the suggestions Jeff. I have added some text below that will
hopefully clarify my question and more closely follow the guidelines.
Barry
--
Sorry for the confusing first post. I have edited for clarity and included
some sample data.
Clarified summary of problem: I have an excel spread
On 02/07/2014, 10:33 PM, Barry Lambert wrote:
> I am a new convert to R (from SAS). I am a research scientist and most of
> my
> use of SAS was in data analysis. Recently, I have been wanting to use R to
> create a simple, reliable way to summarize a dataset of student demographics
> for a univer
On Wed, 2 Jul 2014 09:33:12 PM Barry Lambert wrote:
> I am a new convert to R (from SAS). I am a research scientist and
most of
> my
> use of SAS was in data analysis. Recently, I have been wanting to
use R to
> create a simple, reliable way to summarize a dataset of student
demographics
> for
Your question is vague. You say you have code that does what you want it to,
yet do not share an example of it as a starting point, or explain what you have
not been able to do. It is the nature of the Internet that you have to be
precise in describing your problems and desired solutions.
When
or sum(something == "something")
can be used.
Regards
Petr
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I am a new convert to R (from SAS). I am a research scientist and most of
my
use of SAS was in data analysis. Recently, I have been wanting to use R to
create a simple, reliable way to summarize a dataset of student demographics
for a university.
The spreadsheet has a row for every student regist
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