I think I have found the answer myself.
If you have something better, please write it.
Pierre8r
My R code :
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library(quantmod)
library(xts)
Lines <-
"2008.07.01,02:00,1.5761,1.5766,1.5760,1.5763,65
2008.07.01,02:15,1.5762,1.5765,1.5757,1.5761,95
2008.07.01,02:30,1.5762,1.5765,1.575
You don't want format(x, nsmall=4), so why did you use it? Try formatting
the columns you want formatted separately.
On Sat, 2 Aug 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
How to format the output file just the way I want ?
Thanks,
Pierre8r
Output file format I am looking for :
Hello,
How to format the output file just the way I want ?
Thanks,
Pierre8r
Output file format I am looking for :
2008.07.01,02:00,1.5761,1.5766,1.5760,1.5763,65
2008.07.01,02:15,1.5762,1.5765,1.5757,1.5761,95
2008.07.01,02:30,1.5762,1.5765,1.5758,1.5759,58
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