for (i in 1:5) {
trends <- gtrends(keyword = name_gruppen_cleaned[[i]],
time = zeit_gruppen[[i]],
geo = "US",
gprop = "web",
hl = "en-US",
category = 0,
compared_breakdown = FALSE,
low_search_volume = FALSE,
cookie_url = "http://trends.google.com/Cookies/NID",
tz = 0,
onlyInterest = FALSE)
print(trends)
}
When I run this code R returns this "Error in start_top:end_top : NA/NaN argument". I have checked with anyNA(unlist(name_gruppen_cleaned)) and any(is.nan(unlist(name_gruppen_cleaned))) if there are any NAs or NaNs in name_gruppen_cleaned, but there are not.
for (i in 1:5) { trends <- gtrends(keyword = name_gruppen_cleaned[[i]], time = zeit_gruppen[[i]], geo = "US", gprop = "web", hl = "en-US", category = 0, compared_breakdown = FALSE, low_search_volume = FALSE, cookie_url = "http://trends.google.com/Cookies/NID", tz = 0, onlyInterest = FALSE)
print(trends) }
When I run this code R returns this "Error in start_top:end_top : NA/NaN argument". I have checked with
anyNA(unlist(name_gruppen_cleaned))
andany(is.nan(unlist(name_gruppen_cleaned)))
if there are any NAs or NaNs in name_gruppen_cleaned, but there are not.Does anyone know what I can do?