get_days_to_release: Calculate the Number of Days Between Period End and First...

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Calculate the Number of Days Between Period End and First Release

Description

Computes the number of days between the publication date (pub_date) of a release and the time period (time) end date for each record in the dataset.

Usage

get_days_to_release(df)

Arguments

df	A data frame containing data vintages. The data frame must include the columns pub_date (publication date of the release) and time (the corresponding time period for the data).

Details

The function calculates the difference between pub_date and time for each row in the dataset. The result is expressed as the number of days between the release publication date and the corresponding time period end. If the dataset is in wide format, it will first be transformed into long format using vintages_long.

Value

A data frame with an additional column days_to_release representing the number of days between the publication date (pub_date) and the time period (time) for each release.

See Also

Other revision utilities: get_first_release(), get_fixed_release(), get_latest_release(), get_nth_release(), get_releases_by_date(), get_revisions()

Examples

# Example data
df <- dplyr::filter(reviser::gdp, id == "US")

# Calculate days to release
df_with_days <- get_days_to_release(df)

reviser documentation built on Sept. 14, 2026, 9:09 a.m.