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Q1. I would like to translate a cheat sheet but do not see the original Keynote/Powerpoint/etc file.
A1. All cheat sheets created by RStudio should include either a Keynote or PowerPoint file, usually both.
Some of the user submitted cheat sheets however may not. In that case [TODO]

Cheat sheet development happens in bursts so your issue may sit for a while. Thank you for taking the time to ask questions/provide feedback/etc

Chinese Translations Requested: dplyr and ggplot2

Hello! We recently updated several RStudio cheat sheets, and unfortunately now the translations are no longer up to date. The translations listed below are only one or two versions behind, and so only need small updates instead of translating an entire document from scratch. These would make good first projects and should be relatively quick to update.

You can find editable keynote and powerpoint files for the new cheat sheets in the keynotes/ and powerpoints/ folders. Current translations can be found in the translations/chinese/ folder. Once you have finished your updated translation, save the file as the same name as the current translation, and submit a pull request per the contributing guidelines.

  • Data Transformation with dplyr (Simplified Chinese)
  • Data Visualization with ggplot2

We really appreciate the time and care that community members have put into translating cheat sheets. It's also a great way to help others learn more about R. Thank you for contributing!

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FAQ
Q1. I would like to translate a cheat sheet but do not see the original Keynote/Powerpoint/etc file.
A1. All cheat sheets created by RStudio should include either a Keynote or PowerPoint file, usually both.
Some of the user submitted cheat sheets however may not. In that case [TODO]

Translations Requested: dplyr

Hello! We recently updated several RStudio cheat sheets, and unfortunately now the translations are no longer up to date. The translations listed below are only one or two versions behind, and so only need small updates instead of translating an entire document from scratch. These would make good first projects and should be relatively quick to update.

You can find editable keynote and powerpoint files for the new cheat sheets in the keynotes/ and powerpoints/ folders. Current translations can be found in the translations/ folder. Once you have finished your updated translation, save the file as the same name as the current translation, and submit a pull request per the contributing guidelines.

In your pull request description please include "Addressed #??" to link to this issue.

Languages

  • Simplified Chinese
  • German
  • Russian
  • Spanish
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian

Cheat sheet updates, listed by section:
These are text/content changes and may not include function argument changes or graphics or example code that has changed.
Page 1:
Summarise Cases

  • Removed Variations functions

Group Cases

  • Updated group_by()
  • Added rowwise()

Manipulate Cases

  • Removed sample_frac(), sample_n(), top_n()
  • Added slice_sample(), slice_min() and slice_max(), slice_head() and slice_tail()

Manipulate Variables

  • Removed select_if() from select()
  • Added relocate()

Updated helper function table to include across() and everything()

  • Added “Manipulate Multiple Variables at Once” section, across() and c_across()
  • Removed mutate_all() and mutate_if(), mutate_at()
  • Removed add_column(), add_count(), add_tally()
  • Updated mutate() to include add_column()/add_count()/add_tally()
  • Updated rename() to include rename_with()

Page 2:
Vector Functions

  • Removed recode() and recode_factor()

Combine Tables - Left Column

  • Updated bind_cols() text
  • Added new headers “Relational Data” and “Column Matching for Joins”

Combine Tables - Right Column

  • Removed “Use bind_rows() to paste…” text
  • Swapped “Filtering Join” and intersect()/etc functions
  • Added Nest Join and nest_join()
  • Added “Set Operations” header

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