R Explained for Excel Users: What is a Vector?

R Explained for Excel Users: What is a Vector?

An essential step toward understanding any information system is defining its building block, or lowest common denominator. 

What is the most granular level of information that cannot be drilled down into any further? How do these building blocks interact to form higher levels of information?

The cell is the basic unit of information in an Excel workbook. R’s building block is the vector. While similar in theory, vectors are used a bit differently in R than cells are used in Excel.

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Jon Fedor

Product Leader - Expert in Product Lifecycle Management, SAFe agile, and Cross-functional Collaboration

7 年

This was great! I read the piece on your website - the GIFs were really instructive to illustrate the relationships between cells and vectors in R. Thanks!

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