I’m trying to include a figure in an RMD pdf with this code: knitr::include_graphics(paste0(here::here(), ‘/figures/species/’, cur_yr,’/place_fig1_’, cur_yr, ‘.png’), dpi = 125).

I have been working with a .Rmd file that now when I open it in RStudio, the chunks are already evaluated. I have not used the cache argument anywhere in the document, and am unsure where/how the evaluated chunks are being saved. There is no .RData file in the working directory that is being loaded upon starting the R session. Why are the chunks now evaluated upon launching RStudio, and how can I fix this so that they aren’t evaluated until I run them?

I am using conditional contents in an R Markdown report as shown here:

I’m having a problem with my R Markdown file being executed for the knit feature (IDK all the right lingo so forgive me if this is confusing). Instead of the Desktop version of R Studio, I’m using the cloud version. I’m trying to publish the knit version of my R markdown file and it doesn’t go through all the way. I’m trying to figure out what the problem is. I keep getting this message:

Trying to Knit my Rcode onto a word doc. This is the code Im trying to run.