mmwr_weekday: Convert a Date to an MMWR weekday
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Examples
Description
This is a reformat and re-export of a function in the MMWRweek package.
It provides a snake case version of its counterpart, produces a factor of
weekday names (Sunday-Saturday).
Usage
1
mmwr_weekday(x, abbr = FALSE)
Arguments
x
a vector of Date objects or a character vector in YYYY-mm-dd format.
abbr
(logical) if TRUE, return abbreviated weekday names, otherwise full
weekday names (see Note).
Value
ordered factor
Note
Weekday names are explicitly mapped to "Sunday-Saturday" or "Sun-Sat" and
do not change with your locale.
Examples
1
mwday <- mmwr_weekday(Sys.Date())
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Examples
Description
This is a reformat and re-export of a function in the MMWRweek package.
It provides a snake case version of its counterpart, produces a factor of
weekday names (Sunday-Saturday).
Usage
1 | mmwr_weekday(x, abbr = FALSE)
|
Arguments
x |
a vector of |
abbr |
(logical) if |
Value
ordered factor
Note
Weekday names are explicitly mapped to "Sunday-Saturday" or "Sun-Sat" and do not change with your locale.
Examples
1 | mwday <- mmwr_weekday(Sys.Date())
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