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  • https://stats.libretexts.org/Courses/Cerritos_College/Introduction_to_Statistics_with_R/17%3A_Preparing_Datasets_and_Other_Pragmatic_Matters/17.09%3A_Reading_Unusual_Data_Files
    The first thing I should point out is that if your data are saved as a text file but aren’t quite in the proper CSV format, then there’s still a pretty good chance that the read.csv() function (or equ...The first thing I should point out is that if your data are saved as a text file but aren’t quite in the proper CSV format, then there’s still a pretty good chance that the read.csv() function (or equivalently, read.table()) will be able to open it. Because I told R to expect * to be used as the quoting character instead of "; to look for tabs (which we write like this: \t) instead of commas, and to skip the first 8 lines of the file, it’s basically loaded the right data.

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