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Quantmod
2 messages · Werner Erselina, Joshua Ulrich
getSymbols() returns an xts object (which is a subclass of zoo) by default. The dates in xts/zoo objects are stored in an "index" attribute that is unique to xts/zoo objects, so write.table() doesn't know to write this attribute to the file. So you need to: 1) Give write.table() the rownames to use via: write.table(IBM, file = "ibm-data.txt", row.names=index(IBM)) 2) Or (my preference) use write.zoo(): write.zoo(IBM, file = "ibm-data.txt") HTH, -- Joshua Ulrich FOSS Trading: www.fosstrading.com
On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 5:58 AM, Werner Erselina <w.erselina at gmail.com> wrote:
Hi fellow R users, As a new user to r and quantmod i have the following problem. Using quantmod for retrieving data from yahoo or google i am stuck in writing this data to a text file.
getSymbols("IBM")
[1] "IBM"
write.table(IBM, file = "ibm-data.txt")
The text file created this way does not contain the date information. So how could i best write quantmod data to a text file? greetings, Werner ? ? ? ?[[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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