Exporting PDFs from JabRef using a Batch File

If you do research, JabRef is a great tool for managing a personal repository of PDFs. JabRef allows you to link your citations with full text PDFs. This post discusses one way of exporting a subset of your PDF repository using JabRef, Excel, and a Windows Batch file. This is useful (copyright permitting) in many situations.
For example:
(a) You need to extract a subset of references for a subject you are teaching.
(b) You need to give a colleague or research student a subset of your references.
(c) You want to transfer a subset of your references to another device or computer.

Exporting R data to Excel

Learnr discusses the various options for exporting R data into Excel.

Data Mining and Statistics Video Course

David Mease has an online course presented with complete videos (Statistics 202: Statistical Aspects of Data Mining ). The course uses Excel and R.

Recovering a Corrupted Excel 2007 File | XLSX and XLSM Format

An Excel 2007 file that I was working on recently became corrupted. The following are some things that I learnt in my process of recovering the file.

Formatting Correlation Matrices in Psychology

Researchers in psychology often want to present a correlation matrix of the main variables in a study. This post sets out one way of producing a formatted correlation matrix that conforms to APA style.

Saving Tab Delimited Text Files in Excel without Warnings

Since using R, I have started generally storing my data in tab delimited text files. I tend to edit this data in Excel. Excel is easier to use than the current editor built into R.