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Notice that the result of this function is not assigned to an object name. Setting the working directory can eliminate path confusion. When specifying the pathname, R reads forward slashes, whereas Windows reads backward slashes. getwd() will print out the current directory.

setwd(“…”) will set the current working directory to a specific location.

See below for instructions on how to read and load data into R from both file extensions.īefore reading any data, you must set the R working directory to the location of the data. Rdata is used to save multiple R objects, while Rds is used to save a single R object. These formats are used when R objects are saved for later use. R also has two native data formats-Rdata (sometimes shortened to Rda) and Rds. Whether the data was prepared using Excel (in CSV, XLSX, or TXT format), SAS, Stata, SPSS, or others, R can read and load the data into memory. I also tried a few others, but so-far to no avail.R is capable of reading data from most formats, including files created in other statistical packages. I changed the text encoding in the "Global options" of Rstudio, i.e. All recommended changing the text encoding options, but this does not seem to work in my case.

I found a few recent posts describing similar problems on here. The problem must have to do with the R-version and not Rstudio, since I updated to newer Rstudio versions and the problem did not appear, as long as I keep running the older 4.1.3. However, with the most recent R-versions the special characters are "messed up", both in the Rstudio script files, and in the outputs of my shiny app. This dataset is coupled with a Shiny app for extracting different kinds of summary result tables, graphs and so on.Įverything worked fine up to and including R version 4.1.3. I am running a large dataset that has denominations of traits in either French or German, with lots of special characters. I am experiencing problems with special characters (accents, ¨, and so on) with the newer versions of R.