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  3. Data Wrangling In R With The Tidyverse

Data Wrangling in R with the Tidyverse

When

9 – 11 a.m., March 28, 2023

Where

Main Library Room B201-Data Studio CATalyst

Need help with your R scripts? Want to tell your data story graphically? Need help with managing your data? Meet with the Data Cooperative Specialists to get help with your data needs on Tuesdays, 9-11 AM, with in person sessions at CATalyst Studios in the Main Library or virtually when available.  

Learn more about Data Cooperative here.

Learn more about Research Computing's Data Visualization here.

https://libcal.library.arizona.edu/event/9325868

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