hpaExport | R Documentation |
Export the list object generated by hpaSubset()
into xlsx format. Due
to the size of some HPA datasets, as well as the limitation of the output
format, exporting the full datasets generated by hpaDownload()
is not
recommended. This is a convenient wrapper for 'write.' functions.
hpaExport(data, fileName, fileType = "xlsx")
data |
Input the list object generated by |
fileName |
A string indicate the desired output file name. Do not
include file extension such as |
fileType |
The format as which the data will be exported. Choose one of
these options: |
'xlsx'
: return one .xlsx file named 'fileName.xlsx'
.
One individual sheet for each dataset in the input list object.
'csv'
: return .csv files, one for each dataset in the input
list object, named 'fileName_datasetName.csv'
'tsv'
: return .tsv files, one for each dataset in the input
list object, named 'fileName_datasetName.tsv'
Other downloadable datasets functions:
hpaDownload()
,
hpaSubset()
downloadedData <- hpaDownload(downloadList='histology', version='example')
geneList <- c('TP53', 'EGFR')
tissueList <- c('breast', 'cerebellum', 'skin 1')
cancerList <- c('breast cancer', 'glioma', 'melanoma')
subsetData <- hpaSubset(data=downloadedData,
targetGene=geneList,
targetTissue=tissueList,
targetCancer=cancerList)
hpaExport(data=subsetData,
fileName='TP53_EGFR_in_tissue_cancer.xlsx',
fileType='xlsx')
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