get_table_name: Returns the name of the table for a table start variable
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get_table_name R Documentation
Returns the name of the table for a table start variable
Description
Returns the name of the table for a table start variable
Usage
get_table_name(table_feeder_var)
Arguments
table_feeder_var
string The table variable start
Value
string The extracted table name
Examples
# Extract table names from table feeder variables
get_table_name("$table:lookup_codes") # Returns "lookup_codes"
get_table_name("$table:reference") # Returns "reference"
get_table_name("$table:values") # Returns "values"
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| get_table_name | R Documentation |
Returns the name of the table for a table start variable
Description
Returns the name of the table for a table start variable
Usage
get_table_name(table_feeder_var)
Arguments
table_feeder_var |
string The table variable start |
Value
string The extracted table name
Examples
# Extract table names from table feeder variables
get_table_name("$table:lookup_codes") # Returns "lookup_codes"
get_table_name("$table:reference") # Returns "reference"
get_table_name("$table:values") # Returns "values"
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