@@ -42,10 +42,8 @@ df %>% mutate(doubled_column = column * 2)
4242 %> % View()
4343```
4444
45- To open a data file from the File explorer pane or from the command palette,
46-
4745Directly opening ` .csv ` , ` .tsv ` , and ` .parquet ` files (using DuckDB) is
48- supported by clicking on a file in the File Explorer pane or using the command
46+ supported by clicking on a file in the file explorer pane or using the command
4947palette. GZIP-compressed CSV files ending in ` .gz ` can also be opened. We may
5048add support for more file types in the future.
5149
@@ -60,13 +58,13 @@ of the window:
6058
6159![ Data Explorer Loading Indicators] ( images/data-explorer-loading-indicators.png ) {width=300}
6260
63- ### Supported Data Frame Libraries
61+ ### Supported data frame libraries
6462
6563pandas and Polars ` DataFrame ` objects are supported in Python, and ` data.frame ` ,
6664` tibble ` , and ` data.table ` are supported in R. Based on user feedback, we may add
6765support for other libraries that expose a tabular data interface.
6866
69- ### Opening CSV Files as Plain Text
67+ ### Opening CSV files as plain text
7068
7169After opening a CSV file in the data explorer, if you need to view the file in
7270the text editor, click on the "Open as Plain Text File" option in the top action
@@ -179,7 +177,7 @@ action bar:
179177
180178![ Clear Column Sorting Button] ( images/data-explorer-clear-column-sorting.png ) {width=400}
181179
182- ## Grid Selection and Copy -and-Paste
180+ ## Grid selection and copy -and-paste
183181
184182The data grid has copy-and-paste capabilities similar to a spreadsheet. You can
185183select:
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