Save Rmd file with code chunks and inline output for uploading

[afsheen]

I need to submit an RMD file with both the code chunks and their output rendered inline, for a school assignment (the submission must be in Rmd format).
When I run my chunks in Rstudio, I do see the code and the output inline. I save the Rmd file and open it again, and I still see the code and output inline.
However when I upload the Rmd file or copy it to a different directory, and open the file, the output is no longer shown.
How can I save the Rmd file with both code and output embedded inline, so it can be shared with my professor ?
Here's what I have tried :

output: html_notebook
editor_options: 
  chunk_output_type: inline

Settings -> Chunk Output Inline
Settings for each chunk -> Output -> Show code and output

Any inputs will be much appreciated. Thank you very much.

[cderv]

@afsheen

How can I save the Rmd file with both code and output embedded inline, so it can be shared with my professor ?

I think you have to render it to html using the knitr button. This way, with html_notebook format, you'll have an html file with all the chunk and result, and also a button so that the source Rmd file could be downloaded.

Otherwise, you have to share the all project.

The result you see under chunks and inline are cached result on your computer for easier development. The aim is to build the html file with this result.

[afsheen]

Thank you very much. I did not find this explanation anywhere else; I understand how it works now.

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