get_variables: Extracts variables from the list of meta data
In statsDK: A Wrapper for the API of Statistics Denmark
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Extracts the variables and sets them up in a tibble so it is easy to see
what settings each parameter should have to get the desired data.
Usage
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get_variables(metadata)
Arguments
metadata
A list retrieved using the retrieve_metadata function.
Value
a tibble
Examples
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metadata <- statsDK::retrieve_metadata("BEV3A")
dplyr::glimpse(metadata)
# See the variables as a data frame
variables <- get_variables(metadata)
dplyr::glimpse(variables)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Extracts the variables and sets them up in a tibble so it is easy to see what settings each parameter should have to get the desired data.
Usage
1 | get_variables(metadata)
|
Arguments
metadata |
A list retrieved using the retrieve_metadata function. |
Value
a tibble
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | metadata <- statsDK::retrieve_metadata("BEV3A")
dplyr::glimpse(metadata)
# See the variables as a data frame
variables <- get_variables(metadata)
dplyr::glimpse(variables)
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