I am trying to import a pdf file into R Markdown.
The pdf file name is "question7.pdf".
I am trying to import the image using knitr::include_graphics() but I have no idea on how to use the code properly.
Could someone help me?
Tks !
Just running
knitr::include_graphics("question7.pdf")
inside an R code chunk in your RMarkdown file should work. Assuming that question7.pdf is in the same folder as your Rmd file.
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I always get a "bad file error" when trying to knit a markdown file
Does anyone know how to fix it?
Haven't tried much, tried loading the file again. Didn't work.
I'm using r cloud, and I had to upload the file directly in "enviroment", but i was able to use the dataset.
I have a report sent to me in the format of an RMD file. Another RMD that contains the code. However, all that I see are empty files when opened. Im using anaconda: Rstudio 3 version 1.1.456 (is this outdated?)
Unless there is a script to open the file?
The .Rmd format is a particular flavor of markdown so you can open the file with any plain text editor to verify that it is not empty and indeed has the code inside.
I have a solution to my problem: For anyone trying to open an Rmd file in the future with similar circumstances.. open the file, while open, Go into "file - Reopen with encoding - UTF-8".
I have 2 scripts. One is an R script and the other an rmarkdown script.
I'm using the following code in the R script to run the markdown script:
rmarkdown::render("my_md_file_path_and_name.Rmd"))
I want to have the .html file it creates output into a folder of my choosing. At the moment it outputs into the same folder where the markdown script is stored.
Is this possible? I've done a lot of googling and although there's a lot of talk on this, i can't find anything which actually works. I'm not very familiar with markdown, so possibly there's a working solution i've read, but didn't fully understand how to code it into my script.
You can use output_file argument.
rmarkdown::render("my_md_file_path_and_name.Rmd",
output_file = '/file/path/out.html')
So I just recently started to learn how to use RStudio for my Bio class. For my latest submission, I knitted my lab, which was made as an R Markdown, into an HTML file. For some reason, I might have deleted my RMD file, which was also needed in the submission. Is there any way to convert my HTML (PDF or even Word) file back into an R Markdown file?
Thank you so much!
-SuperEli
No, one rmarkdown file generates a unique word/html/pdf
however, different rmarkdown files may generate same output results.
I would like to be able to use knitr to produce a structured PDF file. I did not see anything unless the input file is Sweave format. This question may be too vague but I really like to know right from knitr, is it possible to create a structured PDF output file without using any Sweave or LaTeX?
Try using command knit2pdf if you haven't already.