clean_ssn: Clean Social Security ID numbers
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View source: R/data-item-cleaning.R
clean_ssn R Documentation
Clean Social Security ID numbers
Description
Clean Social Security ID numbers
Usage
clean_ssn(number, keep_unknown = FALSE)
Arguments
number
A character vector of Social Security identification numbers.
No spaces or punctuation, only numbers.
keep_unknown
Replace values for "unknown" with NA?
Value
A character vector with leading and trailing whitespace removed.
If keep_unknown is FALSE, blanks and values representing
unknown Social Security ID numbers are replaced with NA.
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View source: R/data-item-cleaning.R
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Clean Social Security ID numbers
Description
Clean Social Security ID numbers
Usage
clean_ssn(number, keep_unknown = FALSE)
Arguments
number |
A character vector of Social Security identification numbers. No spaces or punctuation, only numbers. |
keep_unknown |
Replace values for "unknown" with |
Value
A character vector with leading and trailing whitespace removed.
If keep_unknown is FALSE, blanks and values representing
unknown Social Security ID numbers are replaced with NA.
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