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Hi. Im Sharon Machlis at IDG Communications, here with Episode 55 of Do More With R: Easy R error handling when iterating. Theres little more annoying when running code over a lot of objects than having the code choke part of the way through. Something in one of those objects caused a problem, and you need to track down the offender. Purrrs possibly() function is an easy way to do that. Lets take a look. I run into this a lot when Im trying to import CSV or Excel files that I think all have the same structure. But actually, some files value columns import as numbers while others come in as character strings, maybe because of a stray character in one of the cells. In this demo, four files value columns will import as characters, but one will come in as numbers. First Ill load my libraries; then Ill use base Rs list.files() function to get the names of all the files in my data directory. Next, Ill import the first file and look at its structure. You c
