parent_census_vectors: List all parent variables from vector hierarchies given...

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List all parent variables from vector hierarchies given either a list of Census variables returned by list_census_vectors, search_census_vectors, find_census_vectors, or a direct string reference to the vector code.

Description

List all parent variables from vector hierarchies given either a list of Census variables returned by list_census_vectors, search_census_vectors, find_census_vectors, or a direct string reference to the vector code.

Usage

parent_census_vectors(vector_list)

Arguments

vector_list

The list of vectors to be used, either a character vector or a filtered tibble as returned from list_census_vectors.

Examples

# Query parent vectors directly using vector identifier
parent_census_vectors("v_CA16_2519")
## Not run: 
# Example using multiple vectors coerced into a list
parent_census_vectors(c("v_CA16_2519","v_CA16_2520","v_CA16_2521"))

# or, equivalently
selected_vectors <- c("v_CA16_2519","v_CA16_2520","v_CA16_2521")
parent_census_vectors(selected_vectors)

# Example using dplyr and piped arguments
library(dplyr, warn.conflicts = FALSE)

list_census_vectors("CA16") %>%
  filter(vector == "v_CA16_2519") %>%
  parent_census_vectors()

## End(Not run)

cancensus documentation built on May 29, 2024, 6:21 a.m.