stayed_between | R Documentation |
Much like served_between(), but for Rapid Rehousing and Permanent Supportive Housing projects, it measures from Move In Date to Exit Date instead of Entry Date to Exit Date. Useful for when you want to only count households who moved into housing or measure the time that household occupied bed inventory.
stayed_between(., start = NULL, end = NULL, lgl = FALSE)
start |
Default = ReportStart, character/date of the start of the date range. Characters in format mdY, Ymd, dmY acceptable. Will be automatically retrieved from parent environments if not specified. If start is named other than ReportStart, it must be specified. |
end |
Default = ReportEnd, character/date of the end of the date range. Characters in format mdY, Ymd, dmY acceptable. Will be automatically retrieved from parent environments if not specified. If end is named other than ReportEnd, it must be specified. |
lgl |
Default = FALSE, logical, flag to force logical vector output. |
Context-sensitive: Automatically detects if nested inside
of filter call, if so returns logical
instead of data.frame
.
Enrollment-related functions require Enrollment data elements such as Entry
Date, Exit Date, Move In Date, and Project Type (of the Enrollment's Project).
Project Descriptor-related functions require Project data elements such as
Operating Start/End dates and Bed Inventory Start/End dates.
data.frame/logical
after filtering/applying conditional to the
appropriate columns
Other _between:
beds_available_between()
,
between_df()
,
entered_between()
,
exited_between()
,
operating_between()
,
served_between()
## Not run:
library(dplyr)
ReportStart <- Sys.Date() - lubridate::weeks(4)
ReportEnd <- Sys.Date()
identical(
served_between(qpr_leavers),
qpr_leavers %>% filter(served_between(., lgl = TRUE))
)
## End(Not run)
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