In RStudio I am using the “View” function to see the data-frame visually and I see when I sort a column in the data-frame in descending/ascending order that the row numbers don’t change to reflect the sorting. I am not sure how to make the row numbers change when I sort a column.

In RStudio I am using the “View” function to see the data-frame visually and I see when I sort a column in the data-frame in descending/ascending order that the row numbers don’t change to reflect the sorting. I am not sure how to make the row numbers change when I sort a column.

In RStudio I am using the “View” function to see the data-frame visually and I see when I sort a column in the data-frame in descending/ascending order that the row numbers don’t change to reflect the sorting. I am not sure how to make the row numbers change when I sort a column.

In RStudio I am using the “View” function to see the data-frame visually and I see when I sort a column in the data-frame in descending/ascending order that the row numbers don’t change to reflect the sorting. I am not sure how to make the row numbers change when I sort a column.

I often copy/paste a tibble from the RStudio console into the R script that I’m working on, and when I do that, 2 spaces are inserted before the first row, which I find annoying. Is this avoidable? I don’t see this behavior if I paste into Notepadd++, which makes me think this is specific to pasting into RStudio.

I often copy/paste a tibble from the RStudio console into the R script that I’m working on, and when I do that, 2 spaces are inserted before the first row, which I find annoying. Is this avoidable? I don’t see this behavior if I paste into Notepadd++, which makes me think this is specific to pasting into RStudio.

I have a table that has a bunch of companies and what they have bought. I am wondering if there is a way to predict what they will buy next based on the given information.

#make a natural colour visualization of the Landsat image > plotRGB(img * (img >= 0), r = 4, g = 3, b = 2, scale = 10000) Error in grDevices::rgb(RGB[, 1], RGB[, 2], RGB[, 3], alpha = alpha, maxColorValue = scale) : color intensity 1.1368

I am using Windows 10. I recently tried to update R from 4.3.0 to the current version 4.4.1. Since then, I can’t open one of my projects anymore. This project uses version control (GitLab) which I connected via SSH key. All other projects, normal R scripts in Rstudio and opening R itself work fine.

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