format_report_row: Format a single "rows" element from a report fact map
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format_report_row

R Documentation

Format a single "rows" element from a report fact map

Description

This function accepts a list representing a single row from a report and selects either the value or label for the report columns to turn into a one row tbl_df that will usually be bound to the other rows in the report

Usage

format_report_row(
  x,
  labels = TRUE,
  guess_types = TRUE,
  bind_using_character_cols = deprecated()
)

Arguments

`x`	`list`; a single element from the `rows` element of a fact map. When the data is in a tabular format, this element usually has the same length as the number of columns with each element having a label and value element.
`labels`	`logical`; an indicator of whether the returned data should be the label (i.e. formatted value) or the actual value. By default, the labels are returned because these are what appear in the Salesforce dashboard and more closely align with the column names. For example, "Account.Name" label may be `"Account B"` and the value `0016A0000035mJEQAY`. The former (label) more accurately reflects the "Account.Name".
`guess_types`	`logical`; indicating whether or not to use `col_guess()` to try and cast the data returned in the recordset. If `TRUE` then `col_guess()` is used along with `anytime()` and `anydate()`. If `FALSE` then all fields will be returned as character. Specifying `FALSE` helpful when guessing the column data type will result in NA values and you would like to return the results as strings and then cast in your script according to your unique specifications.
`bind_using_character_cols`	`logical`; an indicator of whether to cast the data to all character columns to ensure that `bind_rows` does not fail because two paginated recordsets have differing datatypes for the same column. Set this to `TRUE` rarely, typically only when having this set to `FALSE` returns an error or you want all columns in the data to be character.