Brad Lindblad | Professional Financial Reports with {rmarkdown} | Posit

✨ GitHub: github.com/bra...
Abstract:
With finance there will always be a need for reports, and as long as there's a need for reports, there will be R users who want to create them as lazily as possible.
R Markdown lets us create incredibly customized and branded reports that can run automatically each month or day or whatever, and it all starts with the wonderful parameterizing features of R Markdown.
In this lightning talk, we will work through a practical example of creating an income statement for a group of theoretical office branches. You will learn how to make a parameterized R Markdown report, organize your R Markdown files and even create a custom cover letter, all in R.
Bio:
Brad Lindblad is a data scientist located in Fargo, North Dakota. He is author of the tidyUSDA and schrute R packages, and specializes in geospatial data science and risk modeling. Brad is a frequent contributor to data science publications and loves creating new R users.
This is a meetup recording from December 2020.
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Links shared in the chat:
✨ Brad's material/slides: github.com/bra...
✨ For anyone who’s new to R Markdown, this is a great reference guide and overview: bookdown.org/y...
✨ Pagedown package: github.com/rst...
✨ ETL example: solutions.rstu...
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[@Dimiliv1981]

Great presentation, thanks for sharing this is really useful

[@dangunwangum]

Fascinating! Need to try this

[@r_rabbitrabbit1699]

thank you. One side question: do you have any video or tutorial about how to use RSQlite? You have very usefull tips!

[@romanpop7612]

Thanks for sharing, very useful