Csv Print Driver For Mac

Erniecranks

macrumors newbie

Help! I am a newbie to R, and I'm moving very slowly. I created a simple table which I named 'experiment.csv' and I saved it to my desktop. It has 4 categories that use the alphabet, and numerical values under those categories.
I attempted to read that file into R using:
experiment <-read.table(users/myname/desktop/experiment.csv, header = TRUE), and I keep getting errors, saying
' Error in read.table(file = file, header = header, sep = sep, quote = quote, :
object 'Users' not found'
I have also tried this with a slash before users, and I get an unexpected character error.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Ernie

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