Do It For Yourself: Creating a data input platform using R
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Moves a lab from Microsoft Access to Google Sheets automated from R, replacing emailed files and single-user bottlenecks with simultaneous entry and reproducible templates. Uses tidyverse/dplyr for shaping, googlesheets4 + googledrive for drive_mkdir, gs4_create, drive_cp, sheet_copy, range_write and drive_share automation, and gs4_browse for cloud setup. Stores data as relational trip→site→transect→observation, iterates templates for new projects, runs as a one-line deployment, and runs reliably for two years with easier user-oriented forms and fewer entry errors.
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