Thanks Matt. I tried inputting the sample Sheet through a data frame. It shows the "missing column error for sample sheet". I exported the report from Genome studio. I do not know why the Sample_map file wasn't able to generate all the required columns.
Hi,
I have created a report file from my genotyping data in Genome Studio. I was trying to use the R package "beadarraySNP"
This is the error that I got
**"Error in read.SnpSetIllumina("finalreport.txt", :
Sample sheet error, column(s) Sample_Name, Sentrix_Position, Sample_Plate, Pool_ID, Sentrix_ID are not available"**
Infact I tried using "Nochecks=TRUE. It doesn't seem to work. Any help/suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks
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Based on page 28 of the documentation, it looks like you might be specifying the final report file where you really should be specifying the sample sheet. I think you need to do something like:
SNPdata <- read.SnpSetIllumina("samplesheet.csv", reportfile="final report.txt")
Where both files reside in the current directory.
Based on the documentation, I think you are supposed to give a string containing the file name of the sample sheet, not the actual data. You might be over-thinking this :)
I tried the same ..
Error in read.SnpSetIllumina(samplesheet = "C:\Users\gen\Sample_Map.txt", : Cannot find "[Data]" in samplesheet file
I ended up getting this error even if I have the data in the samplesheet.I am still not sure if I ended up messing up the data or the program..
Thanks again.
When you have also saved the sample_map while saving the final report in Genome Studio you can do
SNPdata<- read.SnpSetIllumina(Sample_Map2Samplesheet("sample_map.txt"),reportfile="finalReport.txt",nochecks=TRUE)
SNPdata<- read.SnpSetIllumina(Sample_Map2Samplesheet("sample_map.txt"),reportfile="finalReport.txt",nochecks=TRUE)
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Sample_Map2Samplesheet - creates a samplesheet
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Nochecks= TRUE when we don't have all the fields in the final report
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can you post the first lines of the file "finalreport.txt"? Otherwise, it's difficult for us to understand what is going wrong.