Dear Erich,
I am very pleased to see the ROOo interface. I realise it is still part of your
beta testing.
I downloaded (release 15-10-2008.zip file), and tried as you suggested and I am
sure I did exactly what you said. Install the 4 files via the Tools ->
extensions manager...
as well as
Thanks Rich for pointing me to the thoughts of Bill Venables and Brian Ripley
(the great men of S-plus and R).
Yes, I have become lazy as Bill says in the link you pointed out. I am
certainly of the old school where I use <- in my normal coding in functions
etc, <<- for assigning a variable t
cells.
RExcel has 5 demo workbooks showing what you can do.
They are available from the RExcel menu.
Have a look at these. They will show you what you can accomplish
with the connection mechanism.
On Oct 6, 2008, at 2:20 PM, D'Antuono, Mario wrote:
> Many thanks to Richard Heiberger
Many thanks to Richard Heiberger for his many comments and suggestions as well
as Erich Neuwirth for their advice.I appreciate your time and effort in
replying to my queries.
But I feel really confused as to why I would want to use REXCEL if I can just
copy and paste my simple lines into the
get any output displayed either in Excel or in
R when I do something like this.
Please describe in detail what you are doing.
D'Antuono, Mario wrote:
> Sorry Erich.
>
> I thought it was the latest version RandFriends v2072 3.0-3 that we were
> installing? from your WIKI pag
Sorry Erich.
I thought it was the latest version RandFriends v2072 3.0-3 that we were
installing? from your WIKI page?
I guess my question is why does RExcel need to set Rserver when it should be
part of the installation?
My colleague managed to go down the RExcel menu and set the Rserver.
