How to add citations in R markdown?

[@giacomobovo5729]

This video just explained in 10 minutes what i was trying to learn from hours of stress on unclear instructions found on some cheatsheets. Thank you for your videos and please keep up with this good work !

[@DevResearch]

Thanks for good words. Please share my channel with your friends. I need more views and subscribers.

[@fliegendesklassenzimmer5459]

Finally, it worked out following your tutorial. Thanks a lot!

[@DevResearch]

Glad that it helped. Thanks.

[@anwar5843]

Keep doing !

[@DevResearch]

Yes.

[@takesuretozooneyi4836]

wonderful

[@DevResearch]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@mdmahmudhasan1645]

Thank you, it's working here.

[@DevResearch]

Its too easy . Getvthe bibtex from zotero.bib. or R has some packages to search citations and give you bibtex.

[@lineq4949]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@DevResearch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lukasrasche3513]

Great Video! Is it possible that the document moves down to the references and Display the source when you Click on the corresponding number?

[@DevResearch]

Just add `link-citations: true` in YAML header and thenknit the file. in the output created click on the inline citation you created in your document. You will find that it is hyperlinked. your YAML header will look like this
---
title: " Confidenece Interval"
output: pdf_document
bibliography: references.bib
link-citations: true
---

[@jonathanaryee18]

Thanks a bunch Porf

[@DevResearch]

Glad that it helped. Please share these videos in your groups.

[@takesuretozooneyi4836]

what about exporting equations and their numbering from r markdown to word. a bit challenging to me.

[@DevResearch]

Will try it out. And revert back if I get solution.

[@statlab_stat.solution]

Thanks a lot :)

[@DevResearch]

You're welcome!