Communication with RMarkdown

0.1 What can RMarkdown be used for?

1. HTML Reports & PDF Reports
2. HTML Slide Decks & PowerPoint
3. Interactive Dashboards
4. Books with bookdown
5. Websites with blogdown

0.2 Key Resources

• RMarkdown Website with Gallery

• Key Reference: RMarkdown - The Definitive Guide

• PDF Printing Setup: tinytex

1 Write with Markdown

2 Header 1

2.1 Header 2

2.1.1 Header 3

Plain text.

Type bold.

Type italics.

Type bold + italics.

Talk about code - the tidyverse is awesome

Unordered List:

• Item 1
• Item 2

Ordered List:

1. First point
2. Second point
3. More points

3 Tabset

3.1 Tab 1

This is Tab 1

3.2 Tab 2

This is Tab 2

4 Images

PSU Logo

5 Code

6 Plots

Plotting works as expected. Try changing:

• out.height, out.width and Knitting

Static plots:

Interactive plots:

• Use ggplotly().

7 Tables

Static Tables:

• knitr package - knitr::kable() - Simple to use, great with PDF

Dynamic Tables:

• Potential Gotcha: Note that this will not print with format in PDF

8 Footnotes

This is some text with a Footnote¹. This is a second Footnote².

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1. Citation for Footnote 1↩︎

2. Citatin for Footnote 2↩︎