In this episode, I speak with Meghan Harris, a data integration specialist at the Primary Care Research Institute, University of Buffalo. There, she brings together data from multiple sources to create insights that benefit people affected by opioid use disorder. Meghan talks about how she uses R to pull data directly from Google Sheets, and highlights the advantages of this workflow as opposed to working on a manually downloaded Google Sheets file.
Fun fact: When Meghan is not creating data pipelines, she makes cool art using R and posts them on her Twitter timeline.
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You can also watch the conversation on YouTube. The video version has a walkthrough of how to access data stored on Google Sheets using R.
Connect with Meghan on LinkedIn (Meghan Harris, MPH) and Twitter (@meghansharris).
Check out draft chapter 11 in my book where I discuss how to Access Data from Google Sheets Using R.
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