identifyCaseIssues: A checkFunction for identifying case issues
In dataMaid: A Suite of Checks for Identification of Potential Errors in a Data Frame as Part of the Data Screening Process
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
View source: R/identifyCaseIssues.R
Description
A checkFunction to be called from
check that identifies values in a vector
that appear multiple times with different case settings.
Usage
1
identifyCaseIssues(v, nMax = 10)
Arguments
v
A character, factor, haven_labelled or labelled variable to check.
nMax
The maximum number of problematic values to report.
Default is 10. Set to Inf if all problematic values are to be included
in the outputted message, or to 0 for no output.
Value
A checkResult with three entires:
$problem (a logical indicating whether case issues where found),
$message (a message describing which values in v resulted
in case issues) and $problemValues (the problematic values
in their original format). Note that Only unique problematic values
are listed and they are presented in alphabetical order.
See Also
check, allCheckFunctions,
checkFunction, checkResult
Examples
1
identifyCaseIssues(c("val", "b", "1", "1", "vAl", "VAL", "oh", "OH"))
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
View source: R/identifyCaseIssues.R
Description
A checkFunction to be called from
check that identifies values in a vector
that appear multiple times with different case settings.
Usage
1 | identifyCaseIssues(v, nMax = 10)
|
Arguments
v |
A character, factor, haven_labelled or labelled variable to check. |
nMax |
The maximum number of problematic values to report.
Default is |
Value
A checkResult with three entires:
$problem (a logical indicating whether case issues where found),
$message (a message describing which values in v resulted
in case issues) and $problemValues (the problematic values
in their original format). Note that Only unique problematic values
are listed and they are presented in alphabetical order.
See Also
check, allCheckFunctions,
checkFunction, checkResult
Examples
1 | identifyCaseIssues(c("val", "b", "1", "1", "vAl", "VAL", "oh", "OH"))
|
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