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# Get target data
## these functions could be a single function actually,
## but perhaps it is better to keep it that way in case we add a system in the future that requires additional steps
target_cortex <- function(.data, time_column){
target_cell <- which(.data == time_column, arr.ind = TRUE)
## usually cortex will not export the data at the top of the spreadsheet
## meaning that the data we are looking for won't have column names recognized here
## the following is just to make sure that, in case the user's export settings does export the data at the top of the spreadsheet, it will get recognized
if(purrr::is_empty(target_cell))
target_cell <- which(colnames(.data) == time_column, arr.ind = TRUE)
target_cell
}
target_cosmed <- function(.data, time_column){
target_cell <- which(colnames(.data) == time_column, arr.ind = TRUE)
target_cell
}
target_nspire <- function(.data, time_column){
target_cell <- which(colnames(.data) == time_column, arr.ind = TRUE)
target_cell
}
target_parvo <- function(.data, time_column) {
target_cell <- which(.data == time_column, arr.ind = TRUE)
## usually cortex will not export the data at the top of the spreadsheet
## meaning that the data we are looking for won't have column names recognized here
## the following is just to make sure that, in case the user's export settings does export the data at the top of the spreadsheet, it will get recognized
if(purrr::is_empty(target_cell))
target_cell <- which(colnames(.data) == time_column, arr.ind = TRUE)
target_cell
}
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