Remember in R, Boolean (TRUE and FALSE) must be all capital letters or R will not recognize them as Boolean. The easier way, just add the following syntax to your command install.packages('package name', dependencies = TRUE) And in the case of some packages, you may need to install up to a dozen packages up front to get it to work. However, most of the time we are not that lucky. Now if you are lucky enough to know exactly what package(s) needs to be installed first, then you can simply install it and be on your way. You can think of this like trying to install an add-on for Excel like PowerQuery without having Excel installed in the first place. What this means is that in order for the package to properly install and run, it requires another package to already be installed. This could be due to the fact that the package you are trying to install has what is known as a dependency.
However sometimes you will run into errors. Usually installing packages in R is as simple as install.packages('package name')
