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      Data Organization in Spreadsheets



Karl Broman
(github.com/kbroman,
@kwbroman) and
Kara Woo
(github.com/karawoo,
@kara_woo)

This is a paper on how to organize data within spreadsheets, based on the
tutorial at https://kbroman.org/dataorg.

Now available at PeerJ Preprints
and as a formal article in The American Statistician:


  Broman KW, Woo KH (2018) Data organization in spreadsheets.
Am Stat 72:2-10





  manuscript.Rmd - the source file
  manuscript.md - viewable on GitHub
  manuscript.html - web version with references
and figure legends, viewable online
  manuscript.pdf - PDF version with references
and figure legends, viewable online
  Makefile - GNU Make file, to compile PDF and html
versions (and the .md file)
  references.bib - BibTeX references


Note that the manuscript.md file is produced from the
manuscript.Rmd file.

Also note that the manuscript.md file does not include the
references or figure legends. And so it is best to view
the manuscript.html or manuscript.pdf file.

Compiling the .html or .pdf files requires the
R/broman package. Install it with
install.packages("broman").

You’ll also need the
rmarkdown package and
Pandoc. And for the .pdf file, you’ll need
LaTeX.



License

This manuscript is licensed under CC BY.




      
      
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