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On most occasions you would want to use data which already exist in some electronic form (lucky you that you did not study in the 70s when you had to trawl through paper back-copies of some statistical agency and copy data by hand and then enter manually into some spreadsheet). The question then is how to import these data into R and use them for your statistical or econometric analysis. | On most occasions you would want to use data which already exist in some electronic form (lucky you that you did not study in the 70s when you had to trawl through paper back-copies of some statistical agency and copy data by hand and then enter manually into some spreadsheet). The question then is how to import these data into R and use them for your statistical or econometric analysis. | ||
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Revision as of 20:31, 10 January 2015
On most occasions you would want to use data which already exist in some electronic form (lucky you that you did not study in the 70s when you had to trawl through paper back-copies of some statistical agency and copy data by hand and then enter manually into some spreadsheet). The question then is how to import these data into R and use them for your statistical or econometric analysis.
Return to the R Start page.
