updated readme to have proper link to plotting

README.Rmd

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 # Available Functions
 
-Below is a table of available **numform** functions.  Note that `f_` is read as "format" whereas `fv_` is read as "format vector".  The former formats individual values in the vector while the latter uses the vector to compute a calculation on each of the values and then formats them.  Additionally, all **numform** non-methods functions have a functional return version that is prefixed with an additional `f`.  For example, `f_num` has `ff_num` which has the same arguments but returns a function instead.  This is useful for passing in to **ggplot2** `scale_x/y_type` functions (see [[Plotting](#plotting)](#[plotting](#plotting)) for usage).
+Below is a table of available **numform** functions.  Note that `f_` is read as "format" whereas `fv_` is read as "format vector".  The former formats individual values in the vector while the latter uses the vector to compute a calculation on each of the values and then formats them.  Additionally, all **numform** non-methods functions have a functional return version that is prefixed with an additional `f`.  For example, `f_num` has `ff_num` which has the same arguments but returns a function instead.  This is useful for passing in to **ggplot2** `scale_x/y_type` functions (see [Plotting](#plotting) for usage).
 
 
 ```{r, results='asis', echo=FALSE, comment=NA, warning=FALSE, htmlcap="Available Formatting Functions"}

README.md

@@ -67,12 +67,11 @@ Additionally, all **numform** non-methods functions have a functional
 return version that is prefixed with an additional `f`. For example,
 `f_num` has `ff_num` which has the same arguments but returns a function
 instead. This is useful for passing in to **ggplot2** `scale_x/y_type`
-functions (see [\[Plotting\](\#plotting)](#%5Bplotting%5D(#plotting))
-for usage).
+functions (see [Plotting](#plotting) for usage).
 
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