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With "Ctrl+Alt+Enter" you do not get even exact line reference to your problem, but it means that you do not have the same columns in your Master Data sheets.
The traceback goes here:
6. stop("numbers of columns of arguments do not match")
5. rbind(deparse.level, ...)
4. rbind(comb1, df_diabetes2) atcombine_excelDataFramesToOne.R#283. combine.excelDataFramesToOne(df_control, df_glaucoma, df_diabetes,
df_neuro, vars_to_keep) atread_theMasterExcel.R#402. read.theMasterExcel(masterXLS_data_path, XLS_filename) atimport_computedFeats.R#91. import.computedFeats(data_path_feats, pattern_to_find, dataset_type,
masterXLS_data_path, XLS_filename)
rbind joins the rows together, and expects there to be the same number
Added a warning part to highlight the problematic Sheets: 7485ecc
With "Ctrl+Alt+Enter" you do not get even exact line reference to your problem, but it means that you do not have the same columns in your Master Data sheets.
The traceback goes here:
rbindjoins the rows together, and expects there to be the same numberAdded a warning part to highlight the problematic Sheets:
7485ecc