rmarkdown-formatting.Rmd

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title: "RMarkdown Quick Guide"
author: "Collin Paschall"
date: "6/19/2020"
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This is just normal written text in an RMarkdown file. There 's nothing special about this. This is normal paragraph text.

You can start a new paragraph just by hitting enter and putting in a blank line.

If you want text in *italics* or **bold** you need to mark that with either `*one*` or `**two**` asterisks on either side.

If you want text to like `verbatim code` you should surround it with one backtick on both sides.

You can do superscripts^1^ surrounding text with carets (^) or subscripts~1~ by surrounding texts with tildes (~).

Endashs -- are two minus signs, emdashes --- are three minus signs.

>A block quote is preceded by a greater than sign. A block quote is preceded by a greater than sign. A block quote is preceded by a greater than sign. A block quote is preceded by a greater than sign. A block quote is preceded by a greater than sign.

# Different Levels of Header
## Are preceded with increasing
### Numbers of pound signs (hashtags#)

You can make bullet lists. Put a blank line after paragraph graph text. Then, on the next like, use an asterisks (*) for the top bullet. For sub-items, on a new line, press tab and then use a plus sign (+). For sub-sub items, press tab twice and use a minus sign (-)

* My bullets
  + sub-item 1
    - sub-sub-item 1

For numbered lists, start the number list item with a number followed by a period (1.)

1. Number 1
2. Number 2


|Right|Left|Default|Center|
|----:|:---|-------|:----:|
|You  |can | make  | a    |
|table|by  | hand  |but   |
|it   |is  | clunky| .    |

**To see more formatting options, look at the second page of the [RMarkdown cheatsheet.](https://rstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/rmarkdown-cheatsheet-2.0.pdf)**

**For a really, really detailed look at R Markdown, see the [Definitive Guide by Xie, Allaire, and Grolemund](https://bookdown.org/yihui/rmarkdown/)**