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All of these sheets are used for academic purposes and should not be reproduced, distributed, or copied without permission from the sheet designer / author (s) . These are intended as shortcuts and aides for the use of R and R Studio, along with R Script, R Markdown, and some of the most popular R packages.  \n2 to 6 • [R Markdown Reference Guide | rmarkdown.rstudio.com | updated](R Markdown Reference Guide | rmarkdown.rstudio.com | updated) 2014-10  \n7 to 8 • [Base R Cheat Sheet | rstudio.com | updated](Base R Cheat Sheet | rstudio.com | updated) 2015-03  \n9 to 10 • Data Import with [tidyverse Cheat Sheet | readr.tidyverse.org | updated](tidyverse Cheat Sheet | readr.tidyverse.org | updated) 2021-08  \n11 to 12 • [rmarkdown Cheat Sheet | rmarkdown.rstudio.com | updated](rmarkdown Cheat Sheet | rmarkdown.rstudio.com | updated) 2021-08  \n13 to 14 • R Studio [IDE Cheat Sheet | rstudio.com | updated](IDE Cheat Sheet | rstudio.com | updated) 2021-07  \n15 to 16 • Data transformation with [dplyr Cheat Sheet | dplyr.tidyverse.org | updated](dplyr Cheat Sheet | dplyr.tidyverse.org | updated) 2021-07  \n17 to 18 • Data tidying with [dplyr Cheat Sheet | dplyr.tidyverse.org | Updated](dplyr Cheat Sheet | dplyr.tidyverse.org | Updated) 2021-07  \n19 to 20 • Data visualization with [ggplot Cheat Sheet | ggplot2.tidyverse.org | Updated](ggplot Cheat Sheet | ggplot2.tidyverse.org | Updated) 2021-08  \n21 to 22 • How Big is Your Graph | [https://www.rstudio.com/resources/cheatsheets/ | 2017-07](https://www.rstudio.com/resources/cheatsheets/ | 2017-07)[ ](https://www.rstudio.com/resources/cheatsheets/ | 2017-07)23 to 24 • [R Syntax Comparison Cheat Sheet | science/smith.edu/](R Syntax Comparison Cheat Sheet | science/smith.edu/)~amcnamara | Updated 2018-01  \n25 to 26 • Tabular reporting with [flextable Cheat Sheet | ardata-fr.github.io/flextable-book/ | 2021-03](flextable Cheat Sheet | ardata-fr.github.io/flextable-book/ | 2021-03)  \n\n| | R Markdown Reference Guide\u003Cbr>Learn more about R Markdown at [rmarkdown. rstudio.com](rmarkdown. rstudio.com)[ ](rmarkdown. rstudio.com)Learn more about Interactive Docs [at ](at shiny. rstudio.com/articles)[shiny. rstudio.com/articles](at shiny. rstudio.com/articles) |  | Contents:\u003Cbr>1. Markdown Syntax\u003Cbr>2 . Knitr chunk options 3 . Pandoc options |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Syntax\u003Cbr>Plain text\u003Cbr>End a line with two spaces to start a new paragraph.\u003Cbr>*italics* and _italics_\u003Cbr>**bold** and _ _bold_ _superscript^2^~~strikethrough~~[link]([www. rstudio.com](www. rstudio.com) )\u003Cbr>\\# Header 1\u003Cbr>\\#\\# Header 2\u003Cbr>\\#\\#\\# Header 3\u003Cbr>\\#\\#\\#\\# Header 4\u003Cbr>\\#\\#\\#\\#\\# Header 5\u003Cbr>\\#\\#\\#\\#\\#\\# Header 6\u003Cbr>endash: --\u003Cbr>emdash: ---\u003Cbr>ellipsis: ...\u003Cbr>inline equation: $A = \\pi*r^{2}$ image: horizontal rule (or slide break):\u003Cbr>***\u003Cbr>> block quote\u003Cbr>* unordered list\u003Cbr>* item 2 + sub-item 1 + sub-item 2\u003Cbr>1 . ordered list\u003Cbr>2 . item 2\u003Cbr>+ sub-item 1\u003Cbr>+ sub-item 2\u003Cbr>Table Header | Second Header\u003Cbr>------------- | -------------\u003Cbr>Table Cell | Cell 2\u003Cbr>Cell 3 | Cell 4 |  | \u003Cbr>Becomes\u003Cbr>|  |\n| | Updated 10/30/2014 |  | © 2014 RStudio, Inc. CC BY  RStudio. |\n\n\n| | R Markdown Reference Guide\u003Cbr>Learn more about R Markdown at [rmarkdown. rstudio.com](rmarkdown. rstudio.com)[ ](rmarkdown. rstudio.com)Learn more about Interactive Docs [at ](at shiny. rstudio.com/articles)[shiny. rstudio.com/articles](at shiny. rstudio.com/articles) |  |  | Contents:\u003Cbr>1 . Markdown Syntax\u003Cbr>2. Knitr chunk options\u003Cbr>3 . Pandoc options |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Syntax Becomes |  |  |  |  |\n| Make a code chunk with three back ticks followed by an r in braces . End the chunk with three back ticks:\u003Cbr>```{r}\u003Cbr>paste(\"Hello\", \"World!\")``` |  |  | |  |\n| Place code inline with a single back ticks . 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