R is more than another piece of software. It’s a different way of working with data.

Your First Steps in R — 10 Ready-to-Use Scripts

Start using R with 10 ready-made, tested, and commented scripts — even if you’ve never programmed before.

You’ll receive a practical beginner’s guide, the 10 .R script files, exercise datasets, and a ready-to-open RStudio project so you can start running real examples right away.

You don’t need to write code from scratch.

Open the script → Run it → See the result → Understand the logic → Modify it → Run it again.

What you’ll learn with the 10 scripts

You’ll start with simple examples and gradually move toward more complete tasks:

Script 01 — Create your first plot in R

Run your first script and turn data into a visualization.

Script 02 — Organize data by category

Learn how R can summarize and organize information automatically.

Script 03 — Analyze monthly cash flow

Work with values over time and generate useful summaries.

Script 04 — Turn multiple spreadsheets into one data object

See how R can replace repetitive work across multiple tabs.

Script 05 — Organize an entire dataset in one object

Learn a cleaner and more reproducible way to structure information.

Script 06 — Automate a task with a function

Take your first step from simply analyzing data to making R repeat work for you.

Script 07 — Cross information from two datasets

Learn how R can connect tables and find corresponding information.

Script 08 — Read multiple files at once

Instead of opening files one by one, let R process them together.

Script 09 — Use your data to estimate what comes next

Get your first experience using R to go beyond simply describing existing data.

Script 10 — Build your first complete dashboard

Bring together data, analysis, and visualization into a final project.

What exactly do you receive?

📘 Practical beginner’s guide — “Your First Steps in R”

Step-by-step explanations designed for someone opening R for the first time.

🧩 10 ready-made .R scripts

Tested and commented so you can follow what each part of the code doe