I have a dictionary, which I want to save to an excel or csv file with keys in one column and the entries in another. The keys are strings and the entries are float64s. I thought about converting my dictionary to a DataFrame but I am not sure if this type is supported in Julia or how to convert if i…

This is easily done with the CSV package (If you don’t have it, run Pkg.add(“CSV”) in your REPL) using CSV test = Dict("a"=>1, "b"=>2, "c"=>3) CSV.write("test.csv", test) You can add a file-path like this: “/Users/your/custom/location/test.csv”

How do I save my dictionary as a .csv (or excel) file?

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samantp March 31, 2020, 11:22am 5

Thanks! I think csv would be most convenient however. That being said the header argument you have specified doesn’t seem to work for csv.write

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How do I save my dictionary as a .csv (or excel) file?

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