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I want to use these variables that I’m importing from a table in my function,gecode.
The geocode function behaves like this: geocode("Av. Paulista, 1578 - Bela Vista, Sao Paulo, Brazil")
I wanted to know if you have any in the R of I use concatenated variables as in PHP I use points.
library(ggmap)
library(leaflet)
library(readxl)
# no RStudio o diretorio de trabalho corrente do R aponta para o local
# aonde o script está
setwd(dirname(rstudioapi::getActiveDocumentContext()$path))
# le arquivo excel capitais
Pontos = read_excel("pontos_turisticos.xlsx")
nome = Pontos$Nome;
bairro = Pontos$Bairro;
endereco = Pontos$Endereço;
cidade = "Nova Friburgo";
estado = "RJ";
geocode("nome[1],bairro[1],endereco[1],cidade,estado");
In this case it is not the
collapse, is thesep. Try withsep = "".– Rui Barradas
Then I got it wrong I thought he wanted to concatenate and put point, and just put the Collapse = " . " , which concatenates and in the space luga puts "."
– alxwca
Okay, I read your code wrong, if that’s all
paste(nome[1], bairro[1])without the functionc(), then it’s up tosep, but so it should becollapse. If you want to concatenate integer vectors it will be betterpaste(nome, bairro).– Rui Barradas
Yeah, no doubt about it. @Noisy
– alxwca
The Paste() was very useful in my case!
– Lucas Oliveira