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The following is a style for an R cell, inspired by this answer. You can add this to your stylesheet (change the styles to your liking):

Cell[StyleData["R"],
    CellMargins->{{66, 10}, {5, 10}},
    Evaluatable->True,
    Background->RGBColor[1,1,0.85],
    AutoQuoteCharacters->{},
    CellEvaluationFunction -> (REvaluate["{"<>ToString@#<>"}"]&),
    CellFrameLabels -> {{None,"R"},{None,None}},
    LanguageCategory->"R",
    FormatType->InputForm,
    FontFamily -> "Inconsolata-dz",
    MenuCommandKey->"8"
]

You can now create a new R cell by pressing Cmd8, but you'll have to manually remove the MenuCommandKey setting from the "Code" style before it'll work. Alternately, you can simply press Cmd0 and choose R from the list.

You then use it just like any other input/code cell. Paste your R code into the cell and hit ShiftReturn and it'll evaluate it (assuming RLink has already been called, etc.)

The following is a style for an R cell, inspired by this answer. You can add this to your stylesheet (change the styles to your liking):

Cell[StyleData["R"],
    CellMargins->{{66, 10}, {5, 10}},
    Evaluatable->True,
    Background->RGBColor[1,1,0.85],
    AutoQuoteCharacters->{},
    CellEvaluationFunction -> (REvaluate["{"<>ToString@#<>"}"]&),
    CellFrameLabels -> {{None,"R"},{None,None}},
    LanguageCategory->"R",
    FormatType->InputForm,
    FontFamily -> "Inconsolata-dz",
    MenuCommandKey->"8"
]

You can now create a new R cell by pressing Cmd8, but you'll have to manually remove the MenuCommandKey setting from the "Code" style before it'll work. Alternately, you can simply press Cmd0 and choose R from the list.

You then use it just like any other input/code cell. Paste your R code into the cell and hit ShiftReturn and it'll evaluate it (assuming RLink has already been called, etc.)

The following is a style for an R cell, inspired by this answer. You can add this to your stylesheet (change the styles to your liking):

Cell[StyleData["R"],
    CellMargins->{{66, 10}, {5, 10}},
    Evaluatable->True,
    Background->RGBColor[1,1,0.85],
    CellEvaluationFunction -> (REvaluate["{"<>ToString@#<>"}"]&),
    CellFrameLabels -> {{None,"R"},{None,None}},
    LanguageCategory->"R",
    FormatType->InputForm,
    FontFamily -> "Inconsolata-dz",
    MenuCommandKey->"8"
]

You can now create a new R cell by pressing Cmd8, but you'll have to manually remove the MenuCommandKey setting from the "Code" style before it'll work. Alternately, you can simply press Cmd0 and choose R from the list.

You then use it just like any other input/code cell. Paste your R code into the cell and hit ShiftReturn and it'll evaluate it (assuming RLink has already been called, etc.)

The following is a style for an R cell, inspired by this answer. You can add this to your stylesheet (change the styles to your liking):

Cell[StyleData["R"],
    CellMargins->{{66, 10}, {5, 10}},
    Evaluatable->True,
    Background->RGBColor[1,1,0.85],
    AutoQuoteCharacters->{},
    CellEvaluationFunction -> (REvaluate["{"<>ToString@#<>"}"]&),
    CellFrameLabels -> {{None,"R"},{None,None}},
    LanguageCategory->"R",
    FormatType->InputForm,
    FontFamily -> "Inconsolata-dz",
    MenuCommandKey->"8"
]

You can now create a new R cell by pressing Cmd8, but you'll have to manually remove the MenuCommandKey setting from the "Code" style before it'll work. Alternately, you can simply press Cmd0 and choose R from the list.

You then use it just like any other input/code cell. Paste your R code into the cell and hit ShiftReturn and it'll evaluate it (assuming RLink has already been called, etc.)

The following is a style for an R cell, inspired by this answer. You can add this to your stylesheet:

Cell[StyleData["R"],
    CellMargins->{{66, 10}, {5, 10}},
    Evaluatable->True,
    Background->RGBColor[1,1,0.85],
    CellEvaluationFunction -> (REvaluate["{"<>ToString@#<>"}"]&),
    CellFrameLabels -> {{None,"R"},{None,None}},
    LanguageCategory->"R",
    FormatType->InputForm,
    MenuCommandKey->"8"
]

You can create a new R cell by pressing Cmd8, but you'll have to manually remove it from the "Code" style before it'll work. Alternately, you can simply press Cmd0 and choose R from the list.

You then use it just like any other input/code cell. Paste your R code into the cell and hit ShiftReturn and it'll evaluate it (assuming RLink has already been called, etc.)

The following is a style for an R cell, inspired by this answer. You can add this to your stylesheet (change the styles to your liking):

Cell[StyleData["R"],
    CellMargins->{{66, 10}, {5, 10}},
    Evaluatable->True,
    Background->RGBColor[1,1,0.85],
    CellEvaluationFunction -> (REvaluate["{"<>ToString@#<>"}"]&),
    CellFrameLabels -> {{None,"R"},{None,None}},
    LanguageCategory->"R",
    FormatType->InputForm,
    FontFamily -> "Inconsolata-dz",
    MenuCommandKey->"8"
]

You can now create a new R cell by pressing Cmd8, but you'll have to manually remove the MenuCommandKey setting from the "Code" style before it'll work. Alternately, you can simply press Cmd0 and choose R from the list.

You then use it just like any other input/code cell. Paste your R code into the cell and hit ShiftReturn and it'll evaluate it (assuming RLink has already been called, etc.)