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GUI for R script

We have a set of R-scripts that process some data and give some results. We want to make these scripts accessible to the main users who are not used for the R command line - we want to provide them with some nice graphical interface, which would allow:

  • import / export data from MS Excel / Access easily (also supporting Copy / Paste, if possible)
  • Allows the user to change process parameters / parameters.
  • should work in MS Windows.

Is there any simple scripting environment that would allow us to develop such a beautiful graphical interface for our R-scripts as quickly as possible? It is not necessary to be in R.

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There is a RExcel tool that includes R as an Excel plugin, so Excel is the main interface with R doing calculations in the background. You can customize the sheet so that the user enters their data, then selects the field, and then selects a menu item or presses a button, and the results are placed in another cell (or a set of cells). Please note, however, that the RExcel and user communication program is not free.

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