Ben Harrap ( ( BHarrap?)) February 9, 2022 Just knowing that if my cleaning or analysis changes it automatically flows down into the paper is magical #rstats I gotta say, it's so incredibly satisfying having written this paper using RMarkdown and automating every number in the text. If you’re a non-R user I hope this blog post convinces you to ditch other word processing software and make the jump to RMarkdown. RMarkdown, along with bookdown, has made my life so much easier when it comes to writing up papers and reports.

Automatic numbering for tables and figures.

I suspect some great solution will be developed in the not-to-distant future, probably by the RStudio team. Rmd source files.įor articles, I sometimes upload a near-final draft to (), then collaboratively make final edits to the LaTeX file there. I often knit to a format that can easily be imported to Google Docs for comments, then go over suggested revisions and manually incorporate them back in to the. This is a bit clunky, and there are ongoing discussions among the _R Markdown_ developers about what the best way is to handle collaborative writing (see () on GitHub, where () is among the suggestions).įor now, this is an open question in the community of R Markdown users. Rmd files to a word document, then uses the `googledrive` R package to send this to Google Drive for comments / revisions from co-authors, then incorporates Google Drive suggestions *by hand* into the. In the blog post () by Lucy D'Agostino, which I highly recommend, the author notes that she knits.

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