Open AmyTrumpower opened 3 years ago
Use the version archived on GitHub for the lab, please:
URL <- "https://github.com/DS4PS/cpp-527-spr-2020/blob/master/labs/data/IRS-1023-EZ-MISSIONS.rds?raw=true"
dat <- readRDS(gzcon(url( URL )))
head( dat[ c("orgname","codedef01","mission") ] ) %>% knitr::kable()
orgname | codedef01 | mission |
---|---|---|
NIA PERFORMING ARTS | Arts, Culture, and Humanities | A community based art organization that inspires, nutures,educates and empower artist and community. |
THE YOUNG ACTORS GUILD INC | Arts, Culture, and Humanities | We engage and educate children in the various aspect of theatrical productions, through acting, directing, and stage crew. We produce community theater productions for children as well as educational theater camps and workshops. |
RUTH STAGE INC | Arts, Culture, and Humanities | Theater performances and performing arts |
STRIPLIGHT COMMUNITY THEATRE INC | Arts, Culture, and Humanities | |
NU BLACK ARTS WEST THEATRE | Arts, Culture, and Humanities | |
OLIVE BRANCH THEATRICALS INC | Arts, Culture, and Humanities | To produce high-quality theater productions for our local community, guiding performers and audience members to a greater appreciation of creativity through the theatrical arts - while leading with respect, organization, accountability. |
It is an RDS (R dataset) file. To convert to Excel you can try:
URL <- "https://github.com/DS4PS/cpp-527-spr-2020/blob/master/labs/data/IRS-1023-EZ-MISSIONS.rds?raw=true"
dat <- readRDS(gzcon(url( URL )))
write.csv( dat, "IRS-1023-EZ-MISSIONS.csv", row.names=F )
Hi Dr Lecy ! I installed = install.packages("quanteda") and it works .
But to use IRs file I use the (R dataset) file
URL <- "https://github.com/DS4PS/cpp-527-spr-2020/blob/master/labs/data/IRS-1023-EZ-MISSIONS.rds?raw=true" dat <- readRDS(gzcon(url( URL ))) write.csv( dat, "IRS-1023-EZ-MISSIONS.csv", row.names=F )
but am having this error.
Error in head(dat[c("orgname", "codedef01", "mission")]) %>% knitr::kable() : could not find function "%>%"
?????
Hi @kidistbetter105 - I get this one a lot and if I load the dplyr library it seems to resolve. Maybe that will work for you.
Correct, the pipe operator is part of the dplyr library. Thanks Amy!
@AmyTrumpower
It Helps :) now it works Perfectly .Thanks Amy !
@lecy Dr Lecy,
Which year are we using for the IRS data? I went to the IRS website from the link provided in the lab and they have multiple files based on year (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020) or
Can you tell me how to view the file that is provided on the class Github site? I can't figure out how to open it so it's readable or importable in to Excel so I can check my work. I just get a lot of random characters.
Thank you, Amy