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Hello,
I am trying to upload my first Shiny App in shinyapps.io. However, it doesn't work. I have two separates files ui.R and Server.R. I am running on Windows 10, using the newest version of RStudio Version 1.0.143 and R x64 version 3.4.1.

I get the following messages when trying to Publish from the App running locally.
Preparing to deploy application...DONE
Uploading bundle for application: 197041...Warning: unable to access index for repository http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/RWin/src/contrib:
DONE
Deploying bundle: 904656 for application: 197041 ...
Waiting for task: 453247494
  building: Processing bundle: 904656
  building: Fetching packages
  building: Installing packages
  building: Installing files
  building: Pushing image: 897653

It opens a html web page that says:
ERROR: there is no package called ‘dplyr’

Just in case is needed my ui.R code is:

.libPaths(c( "C:/Users/Sergio/Documents/R/win-library/3.4", 
             "C:/Program Files/R/R-3.4.1/library"))


## Libraries needed 
library(shiny)
library(dplyr)
library(googleVis)
library(downloader)
library(openxlsx)

# Download the file
download(url, "resultados_elecciones_presidenciales_1989_al_2013_1_.xlsx", mode = "wb")

# Reading the file
datos1 = read.xlsx ("resultados_elecciones_presidenciales_1989_al_2013_1_.xlsx")
# Selecting specific columns and manipulating data
datos2 = datos1 %>% select(3,8,10,12,15,17,22)


################## Simplifying column names

datos2 = datos2 %>% rename(Year = AÑO.ELECCION,
                           Round = VOTACION.PRESIDENCIAL,
                           County = NOMBRE.COMUNA,
                           Region = NOMBRE.REGION,
                           Sex = SEXO.MESA,
                           Candidate = NOMBRE.COMPLETO,
                           Votes = VOTACION.VALIDA)

########### Manipulating data: years of election ##################
## This is because it is the same election

datos4 =  datos2 %>% mutate(Year = replace(Year, 
                                           Year==2000, 1999))
datos5 =  datos4 %>% mutate(Year = replace(Year, 
                                           Year==2006, 2005))
datos6 =  datos5 %>% mutate(Year = replace(Year, 
                                           Year==2010, 2009))

datos7 =  datos6 %>% mutate(Round = replace(Round, 
                                            Round=="UNICA VOTACION", "Unique"))

datos8 =  datos7 %>% mutate(Round = replace(Round, 
                                            Round=="PRIMERA VOTACION", "First"))

datos9 =  datos8 %>% mutate(Round = replace(Round, 
                                            Round=="SEGUNDA VOTACION", "Ballotage"))


###### Year as a factor to facilitate manipulation in Shiny 
datos9 = datos9 %>%
    mutate(Year = as.factor(Year)
    )

### Adjusting region names, as later I want to use a map
##
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "METROPOLITANA DE SANTIAGO", "Metropolitana"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DEL BIOBIO", "Bío-Bío"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE VALPARAISO", "Valparaíso"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE LA ARAUCANIA", "Araucanía"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DEL MAULE", "Maule"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE LOS LAGOS", "Los Lagos"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE COQUIMBO", "Coquimbo"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE ANTOFAGASTA", "Antofagasta"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE TARAPACA", "Tarapacá"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE ATACAMA", "Atacama"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE MAGALLANES Y ANTARTICA CH.", "Magallanes"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "AISEN DEL GRAL. CARLOS IBAÑEZ", "Aisén"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "ARICA Y PARINACOTA", "Arica y Parinacota"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE LOS RIOS", "Los Ríos"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DEL LIBERTADOR BDO. O'HIGGINS", "O'Higgins"))

## I used regions codes because GoogleVis did not recognized all the names
## but it did recognized all the codes

data_CL = data.frame(Region_ID = c("CL-RM","CL-BI","CL-VS","CL-AR","CL-ML","CL-LI","CL-LL"
                                   ,'CL-CO','CL-LR','CL-AN','CL-TA','CL-AT', 'CL-AP','CL-MA',
                                   'CL-AI'), Region = c( "Metropolitana","Bío-Bío","Valparaíso","Araucanía",
                                                         "Maule","O'Higgins","Los Lagos", "Coquimbo","Los Ríos",
                                                         "Antofagasta", "Tarapacá","Atacama","Arica y Parinacota",
                                                         "Magallanes", "Aisén"))

#### I merge the data as the original file did not have the codes
datos10 = merge(datos9,data_CL)

## Change capital names
datos10$County = gsub("(?<=\\b)([a-z])", "\\U\\1", tolower(datos10$County), perl=TRUE)
datos10$Candidate = gsub("(?<=\\b)([a-z])", "\\U\\1", tolower(datos10$Candidate), perl=TRUE)

### Added extra information about tournout (participation) in different
## years
Year = as.integer(c(1989, 1993,1999,1999,2005,2005,2009,2009,2013,2013))
Round = c("Unique","Unique","First","Ballotage","First","Ballotage",
          "First","Ballotage","First","Ballotage")
VAP =as.integer(c(8239545,9052632,10126098, 10126098,11344218,
                  11344218,12268311,12268311,13153415,13153415))
Turnout = c(86.9,81.6,71.8,72.4,63.5,63.1,59.2,58.7,50.9,43.3)
Par =data.frame(Year,Round,VAP,Turnout)
Par


########### As all the data is ready, I start Shiny Server


# In the first part of this code, the program goes to the website of 
# the Chilean Electoral Service and download a specific file which has
# data about the Chilean Presidential elections since 1989 to 2013

# Define UI for random distribution application 
shinyUI(pageWithSidebar(
    
    # Application title
    headerPanel("Results of Chilean Presidential Elections 1989-2013"),
    
    # Sidebar with controls to select the random distribution type
    # and number of observations to generate. Note the use of the br()
    # element to introduce extra vertical spacing
    sidebarPanel(
        selectInput("Year",'Step 1: Select year of election:', choices = levels(datos10$Year)),
        submitButton("Update View"),
        br(),  
        uiOutput("Round"),
        submitButton("Update View"),
        br(),
        selectInput("Region", 'Step 3: Select a region:', choices = unique(datos10$Region)),
        submitButton("Update View"),
        br(),
        uiOutput("County"),
        br(),
        submitButton("Update View"),
        width = 2 ),
      
      # Show a tabset that includes a plot, summary, and table view
      # of the generated distribution
      mainPanel(
          tabsetPanel(
            tabPanel("National level", htmlOutput("view1"), h5("Since 2012 the vote
                    is not mandatory but people can choose whether to vote or not."),
                     h5("Voting age population (VAP)"),tableOutput("tab1"),
                    htmlOutput("pieN")
                    ),
            tabPanel("Regional votes comparison",h5("The columns are colored red and blue to indicate the number 
                        of votes for the two leading candidates in the round"),
                     h5(textOutput("textR1")),h5(textOutput("textR2")),
                     htmlOutput("view4"), htmlOutput("view5")
                     ),
            tabPanel("Maps", h5("Coloured Maps by votes in regions"),htmlOutput("maps"),
                     h5("The regions are colored red and blue to indicate the number of votes
                    for the leading candidates in the round"),
                    h5(textOutput("cand1")),h5(textOutput("cand2")), 
                    h5("Note 1: Before 2007 Arica y Parinacota Region was included in Tarapaca Region"),
                    h5("Note 2: Before 2007 Los Rios Region was included in Los Lagos Region")),
            tabPanel("Regional level",h5("Please, select Region and press Update View"), h5(textOutput("textR4")), htmlOutput("reg4")
                     ),
            tabPanel("Table at county level",h5("Please, select County and press Update View"),tableOutput("table")
                     ),
            tabPanel("County level",h5("Please, select County and press Update View"), htmlOutput("view3")
                     )
           
          )
      )
))

#########################
My Server.R code is:


.libPaths(c( "C:/Users/Sergio/Documents/R/win-library/3.4", 
             "C:/Program Files/R/R-3.4.1/library"))
#### Libraries needed 
library(shiny)
library(dplyr)
library(googleVis)
library(downloader)
library(openxlsx)


# Reading the file
datos1 = read.xlsx ("resultados_elecciones_presidenciales_1989_al_2013_1_.xlsx")
# Selecting specific columns and manipulating data
datos2 = datos1 %>% select(3,8,10,12,15,17,22)

################## Simplifying column names

datos2 = datos2 %>% rename(Year = AÑO.ELECCION,
                           Round = VOTACION.PRESIDENCIAL,
                           County = NOMBRE.COMUNA,
                           Region = NOMBRE.REGION,
                           Sex = SEXO.MESA,
                           Candidate = NOMBRE.COMPLETO,
                           Votes = VOTACION.VALIDA)

########### Manipulating data: years of election ##################
## This is because it is the same election

datos4 =  datos2 %>% mutate(Year = replace(Year, 
                                           Year==2000, 1999))
datos5 =  datos4 %>% mutate(Year = replace(Year, 
                                           Year==2006, 2005))
datos6 =  datos5 %>% mutate(Year = replace(Year, 
                                           Year==2010, 2009))

datos7 =  datos6 %>% mutate(Round = replace(Round, 
                                            Round=="UNICA VOTACION", "Unique"))

datos8 =  datos7 %>% mutate(Round = replace(Round, 
                                            Round=="PRIMERA VOTACION", "First"))

datos9 =  datos8 %>% mutate(Round = replace(Round, 
                                            Round=="SEGUNDA VOTACION", "Ballotage"))


###### Year as a factor to facilitate manipulation in Shiny 
datos9 = datos9 %>%
    mutate(Year = as.factor(Year)
    )

### Adjusting region names, as later I want to use a map
##
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "METROPOLITANA DE SANTIAGO", "Metropolitana"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DEL BIOBIO", "Bío-Bío"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE VALPARAISO", "Valparaíso"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE LA ARAUCANIA", "Araucanía"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DEL MAULE", "Maule"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE LOS LAGOS", "Los Lagos"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE COQUIMBO", "Coquimbo"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE ANTOFAGASTA", "Antofagasta"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE TARAPACA", "Tarapacá"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "DE ATACAMA", "Atacama"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE MAGALLANES Y ANTARTICA CH.", "Magallanes"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "AISEN DEL GRAL. CARLOS IBAÑEZ", "Aisén"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region == "ARICA Y PARINACOTA", "Arica y Parinacota"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DE LOS RIOS", "Los Ríos"))
datos9 =  datos9 %>% mutate(Region = replace(Region, 
                                             Region =="DEL LIBERTADOR BDO. O'HIGGINS", "O'Higgins"))

## I used regions codes because GoogleVis did not recognized all the names
## but it did recognized all the codes

data_CL = data.frame(Region_ID = c("CL-RM","CL-BI","CL-VS","CL-AR","CL-ML","CL-LI","CL-LL"
                                   ,'CL-CO','CL-LR','CL-AN','CL-TA','CL-AT', 'CL-AP','CL-MA',
                                   'CL-AI'), Region = c( "Metropolitana","Bío-Bío","Valparaíso","Araucanía",
                                                         "Maule","O'Higgins","Los Lagos", "Coquimbo","Los Ríos",
                                                         "Antofagasta", "Tarapacá","Atacama","Arica y Parinacota",
                                                         "Magallanes", "Aisén"))

#### I merge the data as the original file did not have the codes
datos10 = merge(datos9,data_CL)

## Change capital names
datos10$County = gsub("(?<=\\b)([a-z])", "\\U\\1", tolower(datos10$County), perl=TRUE)
datos10$Candidate = gsub("(?<=\\b)([a-z])", "\\U\\1", tolower(datos10$Candidate), perl=TRUE)

### Added extra information about tournout (participation) in different
## years
Year = as.integer(c(1989, 1993,1999,1999,2005,2005,2009,2009,2013,2013))
Round = c("Unique","Unique","First","Ballotage","First","Ballotage",
          "First","Ballotage","First","Ballotage")
VAP =as.integer(c(8239545,9052632,10126098, 10126098,11344218,
                  11344218,12268311,12268311,13153415,13153415))
Turnout = c(86.9,81.6,71.8,72.4,63.5,63.1,59.2,58.7,50.9,43.3)
Par =data.frame(Year,Round,VAP,Turnout)
Par


########### As all the data is ready, I start Shiny Server
# Define server logic for random distribution application
shinyServer(function(input, output) 

{

    # One thing I needed was to incorporate a dynamic code because
    # some years had first and second round, but others not
    # I used render UI
    ##  Render UI - Getting Round depending on Year
    output$Round = renderUI({    
        
        round = ifelse( input$Year == 1989 | input$Year == 1993, "Unique",
                        as.data.frame(c("First","Ballotage")))
        round = as.data.frame(round)
        selectInput("Round","Step 2: Select a round:", round[,1])
    }) 
    
    # I also used Render UI because I did want to display Counties
    # associated to their regions
    # Render UI showing Counties depending on Regions
    
    output$County <- renderUI({
        
        A = ifelse(input$Year >= 2008 & input$Region %in% "Arica y Parinacota",
                   as.data.frame(c("Arica","Putre","General Lagos","Camarones")),
                   ifelse(input$Year < 2008 & input$Region %in% "Arica y Parinacota",
                          c("Change year because this region was created in 2007"),
                          ifelse(input$Year>= 2008 & input$Region %in% "Los Ríos",
                                 as.data.frame(c("Corral","Lanco","Los Lagos","Máfil",
                                                 "Mariquina","Paillaco","Panguipulli","Valdivia",
                                                 "Futrono","La Unión","Lago Ranco","Río Bueno")),
                                 ifelse(input$Year< 2008 & input$Region %in% "Los Ríos",
                                        c("Change year because this region was created in 2007"),
                                        datos10 %>%
                                            filter(Year %in% input$Year)  %>%
                                            filter(Round %in% input$Round) %>%
                                            filter(Region %in% input$Region) %>%
                                            group_by(County) %>%
                                            summarise(Votes = sum(Votes)) %>%
                                            as.data.frame()
                                 ))))  
        counties = as.data.frame(A)
        selectInput("County", "Step 4: Select a county:", counties[,1])
    })
    
    
    
    ### I start preparing the data for the different tabs
    # National level calculations, depending on Year and Round
    # I get the National results
    
    datos1N = reactive({ 
    datos88 = datos10 %>%
        filter(Year %in% input$Year) %>%
        filter(Round %in% input$Round)
    datosN1 = datos88 %>%
        group_by(Candidate) %>%
        summarise(Votes = sum(Votes)) %>%
        arrange(-Votes)
    datosN1 = as.data.frame(datosN1)
        })
    
    # Depending on Year, Round and show regional results for all the regions
    # Regional level calculations
    datos1R = reactive({ 
    datos77 = datos10 %>%
        filter(Year %in% input$Year) %>%
        filter(Round %in% input$Round)%>%
        filter(Region %in% input$Region)
    datosR1 = datos77 %>%
        group_by(Candidate) %>%
        summarise(Votes = sum(Votes)) %>%
        arrange(-Votes)
    datosR1 = as.data.frame(datosR1)
    
    })
    
    # I need to get County first
    # County level calculations
    datos1C = reactive({  
                datos33 = datos10 %>%
                filter(Year %in% input$Year) %>%
                filter(County %in% input$County) %>%
                filter(Round %in% input$Round)
                datos51 = datos33 %>%
                    group_by(Candidate) %>%
                    summarise(Votes = sum(Votes)) %>%
                    arrange(-Votes)
                datos52 = as.data.frame(datos51)
                n = nrow(datos52)
                datos45 = datos33[1:n,]
                datos46 = datos45 %>%
                select(1:4)
                datos48 = cbind(datos46, datos52)
        
    })

    # Calculating the votes for the two leading candidates of each Round
    # and each Year
    datosTR1 = reactive({  
            datosA = datos10 %>%
            filter(Year %in% input$Year) %>%
            filter(Round %in% input$Round)
            datosA1 = datosA %>%
            group_by(Candidate) %>%
            summarise(Votes=sum(Votes)) %>%
            arrange(-Votes)
            datosA1 = as.data.frame(datosA1)
            datosB = datosA %>%
            group_by(Candidate, Region,Region_ID) %>%
            summarise(Votes=sum(Votes)) %>%
            arrange(-Votes)
            datosB = as.data.frame(datosB)
            datosC = datosB %>%
            filter(Candidate %in% datosA1[1,1])
        })

    datosTR2 = reactive({  
            datosA = datos10 %>%
            filter(Year %in% input$Year) %>%
            filter(Round %in% input$Round)
            datosA1 = datosA %>%
            group_by(Candidate) %>%
            summarise(Votes=sum(Votes)) %>%
            arrange(-Votes)
            datosA1 = as.data.frame(datosA1)
            datosB = datosA %>%
            group_by(Candidate, Region,Region_ID) %>%
            summarise(Votes=sum(Votes)) %>%
            arrange(-Votes)
            datosB = as.data.frame(datosB)
            datosC = datosB %>%
            filter(Candidate %in% datosA1[2,1])
    })
    
    ###### This code prepare the data for the tournout details
    dat2N = reactive({  
       
        
        tab3 = Par %>%
            filter(Year %in% input$Year) %>%
            filter(Round %in% input$Round)
        tab3
    })
    ######################################
    dat3N = reactive({  
        tab1 = datos10 %>%
            filter(Year %in% input$Year) %>%
            filter(Round %in% input$Round)
        datosA1 = tab1 %>%
            group_by(Candidate) %>%
            summarise(Votes=sum(Votes))
        datosA1 = as.data.frame(datosA1)
        votes1 = sum(datosA1$Votes)
        Vot1 =c(votes1)
        Population = Par %>%
            filter(Year %in% input$Year)%>%
            filter(Round %in% input$Round)
        pie2 = data.frame(Vot1,Population)
        Item = c("Tournout","Not voting")
        Total =c(Vot1,pie2$VAP-Vot1)
        pie3 = data.frame(Item,Total)
        pie3
    })
    
#######################################################################   
    
    # Generate outputs

    ########################### Tab 1: National level ##
    
        output$view1 = renderGvis({
            validate(
                need(input$Round != '', 'Please choose a Year, Round, Region and County !')
            )          
             bar1 = gvisBarChart (datos1N(), 
                        xvar="Candidate", yvar="Votes")
                                })
        
        output$tab1 =  renderTable({
            validate(
                need(input$Round != "" , 'Please choose a Year, Round, Region and County !')
            )
            data.frame(dat2N())
        })
        
        output$pieN <- renderGvis({
            validate(
                need(input$Round != '', 'Please choose a Year, Round, Region and County !')
            )
            
            pie = gvisPieChart(dat3N(),labelvar = dat3N()$Item,
                               numvar = dat3N()$Total, 
                               options=list(width=400, height=225))
        })   
        
        
    ##################################  Tab 2 Regional ####################
       
         output$textR1 <- renderText({
           
            a1 = paste("Votes for candidate (in red):", 
                       datosTR1()[1,1])
            
        })
        output$textR2 <- renderText({
            validate(
                need(input$Year != "", 'Please choose a Year and a Round!'),
                need(input$Round != "", 'Please choose a Year and a Round!')
            ) 
            a2= paste("Votes for candidate (in blue):", 
                      datosTR2()[1,1])
            
        })
        
        output$view4 = renderGvis({
            validate(
                need(input$Region != "", "Please choose a Region!")
            )             
            gvisColumnChart (datosTR1(), 
                             xvar="Region", yvar="Votes",
                             options=list(
                                 legend="none",
                                 lineWidth=2, pointSize=0,
                                 title="Votes by Region", vAxis="{title:'Votes'}",
                                 hAxis="{title:'Regions'}",
                                 colors= "['#cd3333']",
                                 width=1000, height=300))
        }) 
        
        output$view5 = renderGvis({
                      
            gvisColumnChart (datosTR2(), 
                             xvar="Region", yvar="Votes",
                             options=list(
                                 legend="none",
                                 lineWidth=2, pointSize=0,
                                 title="Votes by Region", vAxis="{title:'Votes'}",
                                 hAxis="{title:'Regions'}",
                                 colors= "['#0000FF']",
                                 width=1000, height=300))
        })         
        

########################## Tab 3 Maps ###################################################        
    
        output$cand1 <- renderText({
         
            a1 = paste("Votes for candidate (in red):", 
            datosTR1()[1,1])
   
     })

    output$cand2 <- renderText({
         
           a2= paste("Votes for candidate (in blue):", 
              datosTR2()[1,1])
    
    })

        output$maps <- renderGvis({
     
                map1 = gvisGeoChart(datosTR1(),
                 locationvar="Region_ID", colorvar="Votes", hovervar = "Region",
                 options=list(region="CL", displayMode="regions", 
                              resolution="provinces",keepAspectRatio = TRUE,
                              datalessRegionColor = "#fcfcfc",
                              colorAxis="{colors:['#ffebcd', '#cd3333']}"
                                ))     
                map2 = gvisGeoChart(datosTR2(),
                 locationvar="Region_ID", colorvar="Votes", hovervar = "Region",
                 options=list(region="CL", displayMode="regions", 
                              resolution="provinces",keepAspectRatio = TRUE,
                              datalessRegionColor = "#fcfcfc",
                              colorAxis="{colors:['#FFFFFF', '#0000FF']}"
                               ))
                merge = gvisMerge(map1,map2,horizontal=TRUE,tableOptions="cellspacing=10")
                
                return(merge)
                
                })
        ########################## Tab 4 - pie Regional
        
        
        output$textR4 <- renderText({
            validate(
                need(input$Region != '', 'Please choose a Year, Round, Region and County !')
            )     
            a4 = paste("The following is the pie of the electoral results in the Region of:", 
                       datos1C()[1,1])
            
        }) 
        
        output$reg4 <- renderGvis({
            validate(
                need(input$Region != '', 'Please choose a Year, Round, Region and County !')
            )            
            pie = gvisPieChart(datos1R(),labelvar = datos1R()$Candidate,
                               numvar = datos1R()$Votes, 
                               options=list(width=800, height=450))
        })    
        
    ######## Tab 5 County details a Table with the results
    # Generate an HTML table view of the data

        output$table <- renderTable({
            data.frame(datos1C())
                    })

    ########## Tab 6 County details a Coulmn Chart

        output$view3 = renderGvis({
  
        gvisColumnChart (datos1C(), 
                     xvar="Candidate", yvar="Votes")
    
    })     

    ######## This is the end, thanks for your attention

})



Sergio Cruz

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Jul 15, 2017, 4:23:56 PM7/15/17
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In addition, just in case is needed:
> rsconnect::appDependencies()
Warning: unable to access index for repository http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/RWin/src/contrib:
       package version source
1           R6   2.2.2   CRAN
2         Rcpp 0.12.11   CRAN
3       digest  0.6.12   CRAN
4    htmltools   0.3.6   CRAN
5       httpuv   1.3.3   CRAN
6     jsonlite     1.5   CRAN
7         mime     0.5   CRAN
8      packrat 0.4.8-1   CRAN
9        shiny   1.0.3   CRAN
10 sourcetools   0.1.6   CRAN
11      xtable   1.8-2   CRAN
Warning messages:
1: In value[[3L]](cond) :
  Failed to parse C:/Users/Sergio/AppData/Local/Temp/Rtmpa0MfDX/file33851cf6936/server.R ; dependencies in this file will not be discovered.
2: In value[[3L]](cond) :
  Failed to parse C:/Users/Sergio/AppData/Local/Temp/Rtmpa0MfDX/file33851cf6936/ui.R ; dependencies in this file will not be discovered.
3: In readLines(serverPath) :
  incomplete final line found on 'C:/Users/Sergio/AppData/Local/Temp/Rtmpa0MfDX/file33851cf6936/server.R'

Sergio Cruz

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Jul 15, 2017, 9:58:16 PM7/15/17
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Dear all,

Just to share my solution.

Checking different sites I found that it did not present the same error if I changed in the code "library(dplyr)" for "require(dplyr)". Then dplyr was recognized. 

However, it resulted then that there were more errors and it did not recognize some functions. So I changed them. For example, it did not recognize the function read.xlsx so I installed readxl. After several hours, it finally it is up and running.

Hope this is useful for someone who finds the same problem. 

Good luck !



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