One tip when reading in data

[dmcglinn]

Hey @Lexie-DelViscio

When reading in @freemancj1 's data you might consider using readxl::read_excel

This isn't a function we've used in class but it is nice because you do not have to create a separate .csv file.

[Lexie-DelViscio]

Yes! I’ve done this before I think… I will try it out if not I’ll just convert to cvs files!

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