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      <title>Turn the {tide} on R&#39;s secret spreadsheet editor</title>
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      <description>tl;dr R has an interactive spreadsheet editor for dataframes that you can access with edit(). I made the function tide::tide() to generate automatically some code that will reproduce the changes you made manually with edit().
 Edit R’s edit() function invokes a text editor so you can amend an R object.1
Something special happens If you edit() a data.frame object: a somewhat-janky interactive spreadsheet-like editor appears in a new window.</description>
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