Description Usage Arguments Value API Documentation See Also Examples
View source: R/fredr_release_tables.R
You can go directly to the tree structure by passing the appropriate
element_id
. You may also use a drill-down approach to start at the root
(top most) element by leaving the element_id
off.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | fredr_release_tables(
release_id,
...,
element_id = NULL,
include_observation_values = NULL,
observation_date = NULL
)
|
release_id |
An integer ID of the release. |
... |
These dots only exist for future extensions and should be empty. |
element_id |
An integer ID for the desired release table element. |
include_observation_values |
A boolean indicating if observations should
be returned with the release table element. Observations will only be returned
for a series type element. Default is |
observation_date |
A |
A tibble
object with nested results.
fredr_releases()
, fredr_release_dates()
, fredr_releases_dates()
,
fredr_release()
, fredr_release_series()
, fredr_release_sources()
,
fredr_release_tags()
, fredr_release_related_tags()
1 2 3 4 5 6 | if (fredr_has_key()) {
fredr_release_tables(release_id = 10L)
# Digging further into a release element
fredr_release_tables(release_id = 53L, element_id = 12886)
}
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