read.genalexcel: Read GenAlEx formatted data from excel
In popprxl: Read GenAlEx Files Directly from Excel

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples

The poppr function read.genalex provides a way to read GenAlEx formatted data into R. The only stipulation is that the file must be saved as a CSV text file beforehand. This function provides a wrapper for read.genalex and read_excel from the readxl package.

1	read.genalexcel(x, sheet = 1, ...)

`x`	a path to your excel file
`sheet`	the sheet in which your data is contained.
`...`	any arguments to be passed on to `read.genalex`

a genclone or genind object.

Zhian N. Kamvar

read.genalex

# Read in the data set nancycats from an example excel file in this
# package.

nancy <- system.file("files/nancycats.xlsx", package = "popprxl")
nancy # This is the address to our excel file.
read.genalexcel(nancy, sheet = 1, genclone = FALSE)

# Note that system.file() is only for examples. You can use
# file.choose() for an interactive way of choosing files.
#
# e.g.
# myfile <- file.choose()
# read.genalexcel(myfile)
## Not run: 
nancy_ex_rows <- system.file("files/nancycats_extra_rows.xlsx", package = "popprxl")
# This will give a warning
read.genalexcel(nancy_ex_cols, sheet = 1, genclone = FALSE)

## End(Not run)