The only thing we added in this example that was not in the previous blog post was the ability of downloading the code. If you, missed the previous blog and want to know how to import the data into Power BI, you can check that our here. You are commenting using your WordPress.
You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Next, we need to specify a destination for the zip files to download to so they can be unzipped. The code below goes right under the code we just wrote:.
Lastly, we need to specify the folders we are going to unzip the file contents to. This code will go beneath the code we just wrote:. It is the parent folder of the folders we will unzip the contents of the zip files to. This part of the file path for the folders stays the same, but then we need another variable, unzipFolder , to specify the different folders. This names the folders exactly what they are named on the website so there is no confusion of which is which.
The last piece of code we need, the unzip method, unzips the file in destinationUrl to unzipFolder , which is the variable we just specified. This completes the code, and now we can move onto testing and running it! Technically, you should have been testing the code as you go, but I will share the way I tested my code with you now. I simply put a few print statements in certain spots in my code I wanted to make sure were correct. The first one I put was outside of the inner for loop to make sure we are using the current year.
Next, we will make sure our addresses to the files we want to download are correct. We can do this by putting a statement below the assigning of the variable fullUrl to output the URL to the console. Lastly, we will make sure the files are being unzipped to the correct folders.
We can do this by including a print statement right above the unzip command. Now when you run the script, the console will output the current year, the URL of the files we are downloading, and the folders we are unzipping the files to. Of course you can include more statements than this if you would like, but this is the bare minimum you should have. Once the code is complete, meaning there are no errors and we are positive it is going to do what we want, we can finally run this bad boy and feel just like the wizard we are.
Accept YouTube Content. In addition, you might also want to have a look at the other R tutorials on this website. This article explained how to download data from the internet with the download. I case you have any further questions, let me know in the comments. I think the code shown in this tutorial is still useful, because it creates a copy of the data on your computer. Unfortunately, it seems like I have missed answering your question.
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