Hi @Georgios_Orfanos , for what it's worth, I often have trouble using that Install-R-packages. So instead I have 2 ways. The first way is because I always keep a list of packages that I require, that are NOT in the Alteryx library. Whenever I install a new version of Alteryx, I have a module that checks this list against the Alteryx library. Sometimes Alteryx will add a package that I need, but most times not. So my module then produces the code for the Alteryx R-Tool to install any additional packages I need.
The code looks like this (It goes right in an Alteryx R-tool):
.libPaths("C:/Program Files/Alteryx/[R_Library_Path]/library")
install.packages("tidyverse", repos = NULL, type="source")'
install.packages("lubridate", repos = NULL, type="source")'
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etc.
Now, in order for this to work, I actually have to open Alteryx in Admin mode (even though the Admin version is the one I'm using) by right clicking the icon on the desktop and choosing "run as admin".
Still, sometimes, for reasons unknown to me, even this doesn't work for some packages. So then I do my next step. In "C:\Program Files\Alteryx\[R-version]\bin" there's an R.exe. I right click and open that in admin mode, and from there I'll do:
install.packages("tidyverse") and hit enter. A pop-up for the various mirrors will pop up and I just pick one (I usually use the Iowa one for no other reason than I like Iowa LOL). And then that does the trick.
Sorry there's no easy way that I've found as of yet.
