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Hello I need to make my R file into a CSV file. I have searched stackoverflow for different methods to accomplish this, but nothing is working. Each time, it says: 



Error in is.data.frame(x) : object 'refine_clean' not found


My file is definitely named refine_clean.R. I have linked a screenshot here:
R Studio CSV Error Message






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  • The dataframe you want to write does not exist! Most likely, something upstream of write.table() and write.csv() failed. Scan the entire script's output carefully and look for error messages.
    – 12b345b6b78
    Nov 10 at 17:59












  • Thank you. There was a problem reading the original csv file but it eventually worked. That was the only error. imgur.com/a/rg1ZP9z
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:07










  • refine_clean.R is the name of your R scrip file, not the name of the file you want to export/write. It looks like you actually want to write (I mean save) d5, right?
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:15


















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Hello I need to make my R file into a CSV file. I have searched stackoverflow for different methods to accomplish this, but nothing is working. Each time, it says: 



Error in is.data.frame(x) : object 'refine_clean' not found


My file is definitely named refine_clean.R. I have linked a screenshot here:
R Studio CSV Error Message






r export-to-csv







share|improve this question






















  • The dataframe you want to write does not exist! Most likely, something upstream of write.table() and write.csv() failed. Scan the entire script's output carefully and look for error messages.
    – 12b345b6b78
    Nov 10 at 17:59












  • Thank you. There was a problem reading the original csv file but it eventually worked. That was the only error. imgur.com/a/rg1ZP9z
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:07










  • refine_clean.R is the name of your R scrip file, not the name of the file you want to export/write. It looks like you actually want to write (I mean save) d5, right?
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:15
















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Hello I need to make my R file into a CSV file. I have searched stackoverflow for different methods to accomplish this, but nothing is working. Each time, it says: 



Error in is.data.frame(x) : object 'refine_clean' not found


My file is definitely named refine_clean.R. I have linked a screenshot here:
R Studio CSV Error Message






r export-to-csv







share|improve this question













Hello I need to make my R file into a CSV file. I have searched stackoverflow for different methods to accomplish this, but nothing is working. Each time, it says: 



Error in is.data.frame(x) : object 'refine_clean' not found


My file is definitely named refine_clean.R. I have linked a screenshot here:
R Studio CSV Error Message






r export-to-csv




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  • The dataframe you want to write does not exist! Most likely, something upstream of write.table() and write.csv() failed. Scan the entire script's output carefully and look for error messages.
    – 12b345b6b78
    Nov 10 at 17:59












  • Thank you. There was a problem reading the original csv file but it eventually worked. That was the only error. imgur.com/a/rg1ZP9z
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:07










  • refine_clean.R is the name of your R scrip file, not the name of the file you want to export/write. It looks like you actually want to write (I mean save) d5, right?
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:15




















  • The dataframe you want to write does not exist! Most likely, something upstream of write.table() and write.csv() failed. Scan the entire script's output carefully and look for error messages.
    – 12b345b6b78
    Nov 10 at 17:59












  • Thank you. There was a problem reading the original csv file but it eventually worked. That was the only error. imgur.com/a/rg1ZP9z
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:07










  • refine_clean.R is the name of your R scrip file, not the name of the file you want to export/write. It looks like you actually want to write (I mean save) d5, right?
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:15


















The dataframe you want to write does not exist! Most likely, something upstream of write.table() and write.csv() failed. Scan the entire script's output carefully and look for error messages.
– 12b345b6b78
Nov 10 at 17:59






The dataframe you want to write does not exist! Most likely, something upstream of write.table() and write.csv() failed. Scan the entire script's output carefully and look for error messages.
– 12b345b6b78
Nov 10 at 17:59














Thank you. There was a problem reading the original csv file but it eventually worked. That was the only error. imgur.com/a/rg1ZP9z
– EB Gold
Nov 10 at 18:07




Thank you. There was a problem reading the original csv file but it eventually worked. That was the only error. imgur.com/a/rg1ZP9z
– EB Gold
Nov 10 at 18:07












refine_clean.R is the name of your R scrip file, not the name of the file you want to export/write. It looks like you actually want to write (I mean save) d5, right?
– ANG
Nov 10 at 18:15






refine_clean.R is the name of your R scrip file, not the name of the file you want to export/write. It looks like you actually want to write (I mean save) d5, right?
– ANG
Nov 10 at 18:15














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Your file is named refine_clean but you have no data.frame or object named refine_clean, which is what write_table and write.csv are looking for.



based on the screen shot, it is not clear what you want to produce. If it is the last object you created (d5), you may want something like this 



write.csv(d5, "refine_clean.csv")





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  • ah i see what you mean. Yes, it is the last object, d5. I used your code -- thanks! -- it no longer causes an error but I also don't see a csv file created anywhere... is there another step? imgur.com/s2aKZZZ
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:18










  • I also tried with this refine_clean <- write.table(d5) write.csv(refine_clean, file = "refine_clean.csv")
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:20






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    The file is saved in your working directory by default. If you want to save it in a particular folder use write.csv(d5, "C:/Users/blablaPathToFolder/refine_clean.csv")
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:21










  • What @ANG said. Additionally, you can just scan your local machine for the file, such as typing "refine_clean.csv" in your File Explorer on a windows machine.
    – Peter_Evan
    Nov 10 at 18:25





















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you cant convert all your file as an csv, you need to select the object, like d5
write.csv(d5,file = "name_of_the_file")






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  • Please, could you explain how your answer is different from Peter_Evan's one?
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:22











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Your file is named refine_clean but you have no data.frame or object named refine_clean, which is what write_table and write.csv are looking for.



based on the screen shot, it is not clear what you want to produce. If it is the last object you created (d5), you may want something like this 



write.csv(d5, "refine_clean.csv")





share|improve this answer





















  • ah i see what you mean. Yes, it is the last object, d5. I used your code -- thanks! -- it no longer causes an error but I also don't see a csv file created anywhere... is there another step? imgur.com/s2aKZZZ
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:18










  • I also tried with this refine_clean <- write.table(d5) write.csv(refine_clean, file = "refine_clean.csv")
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:20






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    The file is saved in your working directory by default. If you want to save it in a particular folder use write.csv(d5, "C:/Users/blablaPathToFolder/refine_clean.csv")
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:21










  • What @ANG said. Additionally, you can just scan your local machine for the file, such as typing "refine_clean.csv" in your File Explorer on a windows machine.
    – Peter_Evan
    Nov 10 at 18:25


















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Your file is named refine_clean but you have no data.frame or object named refine_clean, which is what write_table and write.csv are looking for.



based on the screen shot, it is not clear what you want to produce. If it is the last object you created (d5), you may want something like this 



write.csv(d5, "refine_clean.csv")





share|improve this answer





















  • ah i see what you mean. Yes, it is the last object, d5. I used your code -- thanks! -- it no longer causes an error but I also don't see a csv file created anywhere... is there another step? imgur.com/s2aKZZZ
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:18










  • I also tried with this refine_clean <- write.table(d5) write.csv(refine_clean, file = "refine_clean.csv")
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:20






  • 1




    The file is saved in your working directory by default. If you want to save it in a particular folder use write.csv(d5, "C:/Users/blablaPathToFolder/refine_clean.csv")
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:21










  • What @ANG said. Additionally, you can just scan your local machine for the file, such as typing "refine_clean.csv" in your File Explorer on a windows machine.
    – Peter_Evan
    Nov 10 at 18:25
















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Your file is named refine_clean but you have no data.frame or object named refine_clean, which is what write_table and write.csv are looking for.



based on the screen shot, it is not clear what you want to produce. If it is the last object you created (d5), you may want something like this 



write.csv(d5, "refine_clean.csv")





share|improve this answer












Your file is named refine_clean but you have no data.frame or object named refine_clean, which is what write_table and write.csv are looking for.



based on the screen shot, it is not clear what you want to produce. If it is the last object you created (d5), you may want something like this 



write.csv(d5, "refine_clean.csv")






share|improve this answer












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  • ah i see what you mean. Yes, it is the last object, d5. I used your code -- thanks! -- it no longer causes an error but I also don't see a csv file created anywhere... is there another step? imgur.com/s2aKZZZ
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:18










  • I also tried with this refine_clean <- write.table(d5) write.csv(refine_clean, file = "refine_clean.csv")
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:20






  • 1




    The file is saved in your working directory by default. If you want to save it in a particular folder use write.csv(d5, "C:/Users/blablaPathToFolder/refine_clean.csv")
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:21










  • What @ANG said. Additionally, you can just scan your local machine for the file, such as typing "refine_clean.csv" in your File Explorer on a windows machine.
    – Peter_Evan
    Nov 10 at 18:25




















  • ah i see what you mean. Yes, it is the last object, d5. I used your code -- thanks! -- it no longer causes an error but I also don't see a csv file created anywhere... is there another step? imgur.com/s2aKZZZ
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:18










  • I also tried with this refine_clean <- write.table(d5) write.csv(refine_clean, file = "refine_clean.csv")
    – EB Gold
    Nov 10 at 18:20






  • 1




    The file is saved in your working directory by default. If you want to save it in a particular folder use write.csv(d5, "C:/Users/blablaPathToFolder/refine_clean.csv")
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:21










  • What @ANG said. Additionally, you can just scan your local machine for the file, such as typing "refine_clean.csv" in your File Explorer on a windows machine.
    – Peter_Evan
    Nov 10 at 18:25


















ah i see what you mean. Yes, it is the last object, d5. I used your code -- thanks! -- it no longer causes an error but I also don't see a csv file created anywhere... is there another step? imgur.com/s2aKZZZ
– EB Gold
Nov 10 at 18:18




ah i see what you mean. Yes, it is the last object, d5. I used your code -- thanks! -- it no longer causes an error but I also don't see a csv file created anywhere... is there another step? imgur.com/s2aKZZZ
– EB Gold
Nov 10 at 18:18












I also tried with this refine_clean <- write.table(d5) write.csv(refine_clean, file = "refine_clean.csv")
– EB Gold
Nov 10 at 18:20




I also tried with this refine_clean <- write.table(d5) write.csv(refine_clean, file = "refine_clean.csv")
– EB Gold
Nov 10 at 18:20




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The file is saved in your working directory by default. If you want to save it in a particular folder use write.csv(d5, "C:/Users/blablaPathToFolder/refine_clean.csv")
– ANG
Nov 10 at 18:21




The file is saved in your working directory by default. If you want to save it in a particular folder use write.csv(d5, "C:/Users/blablaPathToFolder/refine_clean.csv")
– ANG
Nov 10 at 18:21












What @ANG said. Additionally, you can just scan your local machine for the file, such as typing "refine_clean.csv" in your File Explorer on a windows machine.
– Peter_Evan
Nov 10 at 18:25






What @ANG said. Additionally, you can just scan your local machine for the file, such as typing "refine_clean.csv" in your File Explorer on a windows machine.
– Peter_Evan
Nov 10 at 18:25















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you cant convert all your file as an csv, you need to select the object, like d5
write.csv(d5,file = "name_of_the_file")






share|improve this answer





















  • Please, could you explain how your answer is different from Peter_Evan's one?
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:22
















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you cant convert all your file as an csv, you need to select the object, like d5
write.csv(d5,file = "name_of_the_file")






share|improve this answer





















  • Please, could you explain how your answer is different from Peter_Evan's one?
    – ANG
    Nov 10 at 18:22














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you cant convert all your file as an csv, you need to select the object, like d5
write.csv(d5,file = "name_of_the_file")






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you cant convert all your file as an csv, you need to select the object, like d5
write.csv(d5,file = "name_of_the_file")







share|improve this answer












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  • Please, could you explain how your answer is different from Peter_Evan's one?
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    Nov 10 at 18:22


















  • Please, could you explain how your answer is different from Peter_Evan's one?
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Please, could you explain how your answer is different from Peter_Evan's one?
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Please, could you explain how your answer is different from Peter_Evan's one?
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