jcblum
July 11, 2018, 9:47am
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Hi! Welcome! Have you taken a look at the file upload example in the Shiny gallery?
You will need to convert the CSV into a data frame. After that, you can plot it using typical methods. There are lots of examples of plotting in Shiny in the gallery, as well: Shiny for R Gallery
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