Hello R users,
I am new to R and, so far, am finding it relatively easy to use. I have run into what seems to me to be an odd problem. I have tried using the "import" and calendarPlot" functions while in the open air package. I get a message returned stating "unable to find function." I know that the package is loaded properly because I have tried to reload/reinstall and get a message that it is running already. The help function displays descriptions of these functions so I know they must be in there somewhere! The only relevant thing I could find in the FAQs related to being sure that the package was actually loaded/installed. Has anyone else had this problem and, if so, what was the fix?
Appreciatively,
Mary Pfauth
Mary Pfauth
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation
Air Quality Division
619 E. Ship Creek Ave. #249
Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 269-6879
mary.pfauth at alaska.gov
unable to call certain functions
2 messages · Pfauth, Mary C (DEC), Jim Lemon
On Thu, 14 Aug 2014 09:53:31 PM Pfauth, Mary C wrote:
Hello R users,
I am new to R and, so far, am finding it relatively easy to use. I
have
run into what seems to me to be an odd problem. I have tried using
the
"import" and calendarPlot" functions while in the open air package. I
get a
message returned stating "unable to find function." I know that the
package
is loaded properly because I have tried to reload/reinstall and get a message that it is running already. The help function displays
descriptions
of these functions so I know they must be in there somewhere! The
only
relevant thing I could find in the FAQs related to being sure that the package was actually loaded/installed. Has anyone else had this
problem
and, if so, what was the fix? Appreciatively, Mary Pfauth Mary Pfauth Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Air Quality Division 619 E. Ship Creek Ave. #249 Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 269-6879 mary.pfauth at alaska.gov
Hi Mary,
I don't have openair installed, but the problem might be simple. Get
an R session going and try this:
library(openair)
# use a filename that you actually have
myairq<-import("airq.csv")
calendarPlot(myairq)
and paste the output into an email.
Jim