I am using pandoc_convert to load the word document and then display it in the tabs. It display the result but I get duplicate tabs. One tabs named as undefined show up. Here are the code and oupput.

Given the following R code, how can I first evaluate the inline R code inside the string and next parse it for markdown?

I am trying to create an automated report of questionnaire responses in R Markdown for single respondents. In the top of the document (below a title and subtitle), I want to include a list with the name, birthdate and some other details (like specific average scores) of the respondent (the report will be sent to the respondent). However, these details are output from lines 170-175 in my R code. As I said, I would like to display this output at the top of the Markdown document.

Suppose I have the following .txt notepad file (containing Latex math equations) saved in the working directory
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I’m trying to clean up a long RMarkdown document based on this article that uses here::here() to dynamically build the folder structure from the base folder of the project.

my goal is to use the command knit_child in a rmd so that it will appeal another rmd for different
tree species for a study.
Here is the code of my rmd with knit_child:

Is there a way to inspect the source code of an output HTML document that was created from an RMarkdown document? I knit an RMarkdown document to HTML and I’m trying to find the source code of the RMarkdown document. Can I do this somehow, using the output HTML document?

I’m trying to run an R Markdown in RStudio, but when I click “Knit”, the following message appears:

I’m trying to run an R Markdown in RStudio, but when I click “Knit”, the following message appears:

I would like to use categories in variable to create subsections in RMarkdown and display the results of each category in the given section….