read.tables: Bind multiple csv files into one dataframe
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Bind multiple csv files into one dataframe
Description
Bind multiple csv files into one dataframe
Usage
read.tables(file.names, file.type = "csv", ...)
Arguments
file.names
list each filename of data with same column names
file.names="csv"
type of file to input, presently "csv" or "xls"
Value
combined data from multiple files into one data table
with an extra column identifying which file the line of data came from
Examples
data <- read.tables(c("filename1.csv", "filename2.csv"))
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Bind multiple csv files into one dataframe
Description
Bind multiple csv files into one dataframe
Usage
read.tables(file.names, file.type = "csv", ...)
Arguments
file.names |
list each filename of data with same column names |
file.names="csv" |
type of file to input, presently "csv" or "xls" |
Value
combined data from multiple files into one data table with an extra column identifying which file the line of data came from
Examples
data <- read.tables(c("filename1.csv", "filename2.csv"))
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