Reputation: 17
I have a data as below.
0.0 5.0
1.0 5.1
2.0 13.3
3.0 29.5
4.0 44.4
5.0 54.6
6.0 63.5
7.0 69.1
8.0 73.9
9.0 72.4
10.0 72.3
11.0 76.1
12.0 74.3
13.0 77.8
14.0 78.1
15.0 79.5
16.0 80.5
17.0 79.8
18.0 78.1
19.0 77.0
20.0 78.9
and I would like to add comma between two numbers such as
0.0, 5.0
1.0, 5.1
2.0, 13.3
3.0, 29.5
4.0, 44.4
5.0, 54.6
6.0, 63.5
7.0, 69.1
8.0, 73.9
9.0, 72.4
10.0, 72.3
11.0, 76.1
12.0, 74.3
13.0, 77.8
14.0, 78.1
15.0, 79.5
16.0, 80.5
17.0, 79.8
18.0, 78.1
19.0, 77.0
20.0, 78.9
Do you have any idea how to add a comma between two numbers? thanks
Upvotes: 0
Views: 709
Reputation: 99331
Assuming d
is the data, you can use write.table
with sep = ", "
. Here are a few lines:
> write.table(d, row.names = FALSE, col.names = FALSE, sep = ", ")
0, 5
1, 5.1
2, 13.3
3, 29.5
4, 44.4
5, 54.6
6, 63.5
7, 69.1
Upvotes: 4