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R studio shortcuts

By Emma Vestesson on 21st May 2018

I love keyboard shortcuts. I work in R studio and using keyboard shortcuts has saved me a lot of time. There is a full list of short cuts here and I have pulled together my three most used shortcuts. Ctrl+enter or cmd+enter (Mac) will run the command where the cursor…

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The :: operator

By Emma Vestesson on

Namespace issues Most of the functionality in R comes from additional packages that you load. Sometimes two packages will have […]

Importing and exporting Data

By Sebastian Zeki on 15th May 2018

This blog originally appeared in http://gastrodatascience.com There are a large number of file types that are able to store […]

Upgrading R – version 3.5.0

By NHS-R Community on 26th April 2018

A new version of R (version 3.5.0) has just been released. Windows users can upgrade R by using the installr […]

Aiming for a wrangle-free (or reduced) world

By Sebastian Fox on 9th April 2018

I work as a Data Scientist at Public Health England. I am part of a small team that have a […]

R Tip: A simple workflow in R

By NHS-R Community on

Organising your work on a computer is crucial. Here is a simple, but effective, workflow that might also work for […]

The joy of R

By Julian Flowers on

Hello. My name is Julian and I am an R addict. I got hooked about 3 years ago when I […]

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