Import & Merge Multiple CSV Files in R (Example) | dplyr, plyr & readr Packages | How to Load & Read

[@amane49]

Another amazing to the point video !! Easy to follow, logical and very helpful!

[@matthias.statisticsglobe]

What a great and motivating comment! Thank you very much for your support!

[@krono32]

This helped me with a project. Thank you!

[@micha.statisticsglobe]

Thanks a lot for your feedback. Glad it helped! 🙂

[@danielmoreno1097]

Thx, this help me so much, greetings from Colombia

[@matthias.statisticsglobe]

That's great to hear, thank you so much for the positive feedback, Daniel! Greetings back from Germany

[@Sara-LeeRamsawak-s6x]

Thanks so much, this is very helpful. What does this row of code do? --> data_all_df ＜- as.data.frame(data_all) # Convert tibble to data.frame

[@Ifeanyi.StatisticsGlobe]

Hi User-MV. Yes, as.data.frame( ) converts a tibble into a dataframe. You can confirm this by running str( ) on the new converted dataframe object. I hope this helps!

[@surajbhagat2672]

how to add new column in combined data describing the each DataName where do those data belong?

[@cansustatisticsglobe]

Hello!
Please see the following R code. Where I defined a special function that reads the CSV elements and retrieves the source name using the gsub function (statisticsglobe.com/sub-gsub-r-function-example) and then creates a source_name column using the mutate function (statisticsglobe.com/r-mutate-transmute-functions-dplyr-package).
library("dplyr")
library("plyr")
library("readr")
# Function to read each CSV file and add a source column
read_csv_with_source

[@vishakhakarnawat]

Thanks. Could you also show how to merge multiple .txt files excluding headers and get the resultant output in .txt?

[@cansustatisticsglobe]

Hello Vishakha,
Would you like to implement something like this?
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