separate_cnj: Separate a lawsuit ID column into its parts
In abjutils: Useful Tools for Jurimetrical Analysis Used by the Brazilian Jurimetrics Association
Description
Wrapper around tidyr::separate() that splits a column
with lawsuit IDs into 6 columns with its parts (see extract_parts()).
Note that the IDs must be built (see build_id()).
Usage
1
separate_cnj(data, col, ...)
Arguments
data
A data frame
col
Column name or position (see tidyr::separate())
...
Other arguments passed on to tidyr::separate()
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Description
Wrapper around tidyr::separate() that splits a column
with lawsuit IDs into 6 columns with its parts (see extract_parts()).
Note that the IDs must be built (see build_id()).
Usage
1 | separate_cnj(data, col, ...)
|
Arguments
data |
A data frame |
col |
Column name or position (see |
... |
Other arguments passed on to |
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