CODEWITHSUNDEEP
rdataframe
YOOZOO
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Reputation: 51

Is there anyway to delete rownames in R?

I made a table like this table name a.

   variable relative_importance scaled_importance percentage
1      x005        68046.078125          1.000000   0.195396
2      x004        63890.796875          0.938934   0.183464
3      x007        48253.820312          0.709134   0.138562
4      x012        43492.117188          0.639157   0.124889
5      x008        43132.035156          0.633865   0.123855
6      x013        32495.070312          0.477545   0.093310
7      x009        18466.910156          0.271388   0.053028
8      x015        10625.453125          0.156151   0.030511
9      x010         8893.750977          0.130702   0.025539
10     x014         4904.361816          0.072074   0.014083
11     x002         1812.269531          0.026633   0.005204
12     x001         1704.574585          0.025050   0.004895
13     x006         1438.692139          0.021143   0.004131
14     x011         1080.584106          0.015880   0.003103
15     x003           10.152302          0.000149   0.000029

and use this code to order that table.

setorder(a,variable)

and want to get only second column.

a[2]

   relative_importance
12            380.4296
11            645.4594
15             10.1440
4            8599.7715
2           10749.5752
13            263.7065
5            8434.3760
6            7443.8530
7            3602.8850
10            935.6713
14            256.7183
3            9160.4062
1           12071.1826
9            1173.0701
8            1698.0955

I want to copy "relative_importance" and paste in Excel. But, I couldn't delete the rownames. (12,11,15...,9,8) Is there any way to print only "relative_importance"? (print without rownames or hide rownames)

Thank you :)

Upvotes: 4

Views: 3403

Answers (2)

SavedByJESUS
SavedByJESUS

Reputation: 3314

You could create a csv file, which you can open with Excel.

write.csv(a[2], "myfile.csv", row.names = FALSE, col.names = FALSE.

Note that the file will be created in your current working directory, which you can find by running the following code: getwd().

On a different note, are you trying to get the column into Excel for further analysis? If you are, I encourage you to learn how to do that analysis in R.

Upvotes: 0

Edgar Santos
Edgar Santos

Reputation: 3514

You could simply use writeClipboard( as.character(a$relative_importance) ) and paste it in Excel

Upvotes: 2

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