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From: Rob Baker How to Start a DRR
After selecting “OK” two things will happne: First, you the DRR +Template file will open up. It is called “Untitled.Rmd” by default. +Second, a new folder will be created called “Untitled” (Unless you opted +to change the default “Name:” in the “New R Markdown” pop up, then these +will have whatever name you gave them).
Edit the DRR Template according to your specifications and the +instructions in the “Using the DRR +Template” guide.
When you are done, “knit” the .Rmd file to Word and submit the +resulting .docx file for publication.
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How to Use this Template -line-by-line instructions and descriptions for how to use the DRR -Template.
The -DRR_Template the file you make changes to to generate a DRR. Note: -this is not a stand-alone file. To create a DRR please download the zipped -template with all associated files and folders.
Bibtex reference file is used if you want to automate your citations. Add each citation in bibtex format to this file and save it. Add in-text @@ -188,24 +193,11 @@
More will be provided as they are published. The following examples -are post-formatting and should be used as examples for content -generation only.
-DRR for -tabular (csv) datasets of hydrologic data used for calculating -hydrologic metrics as a part of the national Environmental Settings -monitoring protocol.
DRR for geospatial (file -geodatabase) data continuing custom areas of analysis used for -Environmental Settings monitoring protocol. Report created in Microsoft -Word and ported to the template.
(coming soon)
+Knit your own example DRR: Assuming you left the +“Name:” as the default “untitled”, you should be able to knit the DRR +template in to an example .docx that could be submitted for publication. +If you opted to change the Name, you will need to update the the file +paths before kniting.