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A function to easily copy data into R from a spreadsheet. This should not be used within a reproducible work flow, instead it should only be used on an ad-hoc basis (note: I'm not aware of the original author of this function, it was taken directly from a stack overflow answer)
A function to easily copy data into R from a spreadsheet. This should not be used within a reproducible work flow, instead it should only be used on an ad-hoc basis (note: I'm not aware of the original author of this function, it was taken directly from a stack overflow answer)
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postcodes |
a character vector containing postcodes to map |
minzoom |
a numeric defining minimum map zoom |
maxzoom |
a numeric defining maximum map zoom |
include.popup |
a logical indicating if postcodes should be included as a popup |
postcodes |
a character vector containing postcodes to map |
minzoom |
a numeric defining minimum map zoom |
maxzoom |
a numeric defining maximum map zoom |
include.popup |
a logical indicating if postcodes should be included as a popup |
a data.frame consisting of data copied to clipboard
a data.frame consisting of data copied to clipboard
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# alternatively copy a list of postcodes to your clipboard (i.e. highlight postcodes in spreadsheet and press ctrl + c) and use function with no arguments
map_basic()
# first copy data to clipboard (i.e. highlight data in spreadsheet and press ctrl + c)
# apply function to read data from clipboard into R
data = read_from_clipboard()
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