R Markdown with RStudio

[@leechmaster21]

Always great when people speak with a clear voice. Thumbs up for you.

[@MelissaVargasJerez]

Good mic!

[@MaryiamS]

I have been avoiding markdowns like covid. But now I see it's really manageable. Thank you for a clear tutorial

[@feyzanuronal2598]

Wow! I am impressed by how clearly you explained the markdown. I am so excited to try it myself. Thanks for the great video!

[@lemonzize]

Thanks so much for this wonderful tutorial! It was so easy to follow.

[@johntialcungling5661]

this is the best : short, simple, clear, and cover important information!!! thanks a lot!!!

[@untilthelight6977]

Omg I was so confused in class and this cleared up so much. Thank you!

[@ibrizottingrid]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@sf11691]

Great explanation Roger! Thank you.

[@zani1113]

Thanks a lot, for a beginner, it is really easy to follow. However, I would suggest that beginners understand some of the R terminology by looking at the R markdown cheatsheets before starting your R markdown documents.

[@natureshorts6657]

As a total novice, even something short and simple like this is extremely helpful and has calmed my nerves a lot. Thank you!

[@MariamSalif]

Great video! Very clear and concise. Thank you!!

[@yaseliu6995]

Thank you! This is much clearer than my studying material

[@elainewhite2682]

Brilliant - just what I needed! 2 minutes in I knew what to do! Shame the R documentation didn't give those steps that would have saved me a lot of lost time last night! Thank you!

[@spookyho]

Thanks Roger for a quick overview of R Markdown 101.

[@anandacharyponaganti6002]

This is simply explained. Excellent. Thank you!!

[@karenweisblatt3579]

This was so helpful! Thank you very much!!

[@anachromancer7005]

Thank you very much for this excellent tutorial!

[@andrescabezas1560]

Excellent video!. Thanks man!.

[@charlesessel2433]

awesome, simply wanna say THANKS!!!

[@Manoj_Kumar_Singh]

I was trying ChatGPT, you have explained here better. Thanks a lot!!

[@l.s.7682]

Excellent. Very clear and easy to follow!

[@monij7067]

Very Useful, Thanks

[@popstarlinda]

This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.

[@monikak3445]

Thank U :-). Great work!

[@adhr1t]

great vid man. short and sweet

[@waleros]

This is great! Thanks a lot!!

[@super_mario100]

Thanks a lot man, really helpful

[@gulaycevik1363]

This is GREAT! Thank you!!!

[@asip2685]

This was so helpful!! Thank you

[@jaissoncenci3865]

very pratci and direct to the point of interest, thank you!

[@franciscoramirez5082]

Excellent introduction, thanks

[@yahboybenna1112]

Thank you so much for this lesson.

[@syarafinashahar577]

ITS REALLY WORKED LOL THANK YOU DUDE

[@heshamyousef9454]

thanks a lot, very good explanation

[@Stl71]

Thanks a lot Roger for your video. Have a problem though : When I set outputfile as a Github .md, the preview shows no plots. Any solution?

[@basicscientist8213]

great help! thank you!

[@PrakashMatthew]

Really useful. Thank you

[@siminho6929]

Very good video :)

[@jonathannewsted4161]

I am having a problem with it. I recieved an error "Quitting from lines 11-17 (LoretoServiceNov2018.Rmd) Error in attach(Loreto) : object 'Loreto' not found Calls: ... withCallingHandlers -> withVisible -> eval -> eval -> attach Execution halted"

[@aldilenesoaresaldilenesoar4552]

Worked, thx

[@enialojuaenesra9282]

Thank you!

[@Faycal59]

Thanks for the tuto

[@sbjumani]

Hi Roger. Followed your videos of installing R and R Studio and then this one. You might want to add in the video that before you start with Markdowns, Studio is going to ask to install more libraries.

[@wani212]

Exactly, opening rmarkdown in r studio, opens a warning window: Required packages could not be found. So how can these packages be installed

[@shamsuzzoha-uz3tg]

you are great sir ,i appretiate you

[@gunning6407]

Very nice. One comment: the hard breaks between markdown list elements isn't necessary here, and (AFAIK) renders as 2 separate lists (tested on gitlab)

[@irazibbu8229]

Concise and helpful!

[@NguyenNhatSwine]

thank you so much! *Roger Peng*

[@user-bm5xz4hq8b]

Thank you!!!

[@omelette429]

Thx!!

[@wisnuhananda8657]

thank u, so useful

[@margheritamontalbano7460]

Thanks so much!!!

[@vilas27]

it work on my pc thx bro vеry much

[@kerlinnonajulca14]

thanks¡

[@lechsiz1642]

is there a free, FOSS markdown application that can be resized into a tiny window so I can keep it on my desktop most or all of the time?

[@ujjwalkumar4159]

NIce video for begginers

[@maniratneshsandhu7678]

Thank you

[@user-tf7te5fs2n]

How to create text file with the name (Myfile.md) and then write the text ( this is a new file) in the file ??? How can I then push it to my repository on GitHub? Thanks in advance

[@Illinoise888]

I like to use ctrl+alt+i to quickly create the codeblocks

[@user-yn4wy7iq7s]

is it possible to allow the r markdown output in the console?

[@apurvkhatale7511]

what is differnce in .R and .Rmd code??

[@h_gickel]

Good evening it's an excellent video but I don't arrive to open his window ,beacause the logic always ask me to install these packages now;And when,I repeat the operation this sentence appears again.What do I do ?

[@cm0779]

Thank you very much

[@JonesDawg]

Which r theme is that?

[@sofnaji]

Nice one

[@vincenzo4259]

Thanks

[@eruditecoder5215]

I'm running RStudio on macos and when I copy data of a column from the dataset to an object then use View(), the source window shows that column as row with titles Name, type, values . Moreover I can't even scroll left or right to see the complete values. please help no solution is available on net

[@rafadharmawasesa8754]

Thanks sir 🙏

[@gheorghepascu4726]

good

[@elainegaberik1542]

Thank you sir

[@kyleinprocess3196]

nice voice

[@oliverrainer5771]

stat 433 gang

[@MrAlivallo]

can you export this data?

[@michelrimes7936]

Hi, can someone help me? I'm using Miktekx.I can generate HTML and Word, but I cannot generate any PDF. I get the error message below: output file: respostas.knit.md Erro: LaTeX failed to compile respostas.tex. See yihui.org/tinytex/r/#debugging for debugging tips. Além disso: Warning message: In system2(..., stdout = if (use_file_stdout()) f1 else FALSE, stderr = f2) : '"pdflatex"' not found Execução interrompida No LaTeX installation detected (LaTeX is required to create PDF output). You should install a LaTeX distribution for your platform: www.latex-project.org/get/ If you are not sure, you may install TinyTeX in R: tinytex::install_tinytex() Otherwise consider MiKTeX on Windows - miktex.org MacTeX on macOS - tug.org/mactex/ (NOTE: Download with Safari rather than Chrome _strongly_ recommended) Linux: Use system package manager

[@stephanieromani3133]

Jeff Goldblum?

[@TheSkoobey]

haha, pretty close

[@alexandrodisla6285]

I can’t produce pdf document. XeLaTeX and pdflatex don’t work. I have the complete texlive and pandoc. In the python snippets doesn’t work. Yes i have reticulate. I guess my computer is fuck up.

[@nelsonpineda2470]

I can not install R Markdow have error Please help me, how I can solve this error Error in unpackPkgZip(foundpkgs[okp, 2L], foundpkgs[okp, 1L], lib, libs_only, : ERROR: failed to lock directory 'C:\Users pine\OneDrive\2009\Documentos\R\win-library\4.0' for modifying Try removing 'C:\Users pine\OneDrive\2009\Documentos\R\win-library\4.0/00LOCK' Calls: sourceWithProgress ... eval -> -> .install.winbinary -> unpackPkgZip Ejecuci�n interrumpida

[@greenbongos]

I'm so lost

[@vishalacharya5683]

In my version R markdown isn't opening

[@thepullupj6933]

Did you download the “extension” RMarkdown under the tools option?

[@julianbammer7756]

sorry, I´m just too dumb for R. Better stick to Stata