Bioequivalence and Bioavailability Forum • replicateBE

roman_max
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Russia,
2020-06-10 17:32
(748 d 23:38 ago)

Posting: # 21523
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replicateBE_xlsx datafile [🇷 for BE/BA]

Dear Helmut,

first of all thank you for the efforts in developing such useful package.

I'm trying to implement it in my projects, but have faced with some troubles. Im also have tried to address my issues within the forum but it seems that there are no information for my case.

So, my question is - should I specifically prepare my datafile in .xlsx in order to use it inside the package, and if yes how to do it step-by-step to finally get the appropriate output file for reporting? It`s OK with reproducing results for internal dataset like DS01 and others but errors occured when I use imorted data from excel file (like argument of non-zero length, etc).

I'm not so experienced with R programming, only a few skills. Your advice could be of a great value for me.

Helmut
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Vienna, Austria,
2020-06-10 18:14
(748 d 22:57 ago)

@ roman_max
Posting: # 21524
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replicateBE: data input

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Hi roman_max,

» first of all thank you for the efforts in developing such useful package.

Welcome (also on behalf of Michael and Detlew).

» So, my question is - should I specifically prepare my datafile in .xlsx in order to use it inside the package, and if yes…

Try this in the R-console (I don’t recommend R Studio):

library(replicateBE)

help(p = replicateBE)

Your browser opens. Click on
• User guides, package vignettes and other documentation.
and then on replicateBE::vignette or HTML
The vignette opens in the browser. Click on Data structure in the table of contents.
This gives what you need (I hope).
If you are online, direct link to the vignette.

» …how to do it step-by-step to finally get the appropriate output file for reporting? It`s OK with reproducing results for internal dataset like DS01 and others but errors occured when I use imorted data from excel file (like argument of non-zero length, etc).

Hhm, strange. I thought that we trapped all possible errors. If you discovered a bug, great, we will correct it.

Please give the following: Version of R and replicateBE, operating system.
Post also the error message (including the function call which led to it).

If you are not successful, send your file to [email protected]

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roman_max ☆ Russia, 2020-06-22 17:06 (737 d 00:05 ago) @ Helmut Posting: # 21561 Views: 1,127	replicateBE: data input Post reply
	Hi Helmut, sorry for my delayed response, had to go through my big country :) » Welcome (also on behalf of Michael and Detlew). Of course yes, and thanks to all of you. After your hints and explainations I've managed to overcome my misunderstanding with syntax, there were my errors. So now all things are fine. Regards, Roman