county_timeseries: county_timeseries Creates a 'ggplot2' chart of the population...
In ColoradoDemography/ProfileDashboard: State Demography Office Community Profile Dashboard
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Value
Description
This is a replacement for county_ts_chart Copied from codemogProfile
Usage
1
county_timeseries(fips, beginyear = 1990, endYear, base = 10)
Arguments
fips
The County FIPS number (without leading Zeros)
beginyear
The first year in the timeseries Defaults to 1990.
endYear
The last year in the timeseries Defaults to 2013.
base
Base font size.
Details
Takes some basic input on the time period and county then creates a
plot of the data in ggplot2. Similar to the county_ts_data()
function. Can create timeseries from 1990 to 2040 (beyond 2013 are
forecasts).
Value
ggplot2 graphic and data file
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
This is a replacement for county_ts_chart Copied from codemogProfile
Usage
1 | county_timeseries(fips, beginyear = 1990, endYear, base = 10)
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Arguments
fips |
The County FIPS number (without leading Zeros) |
beginyear |
The first year in the timeseries Defaults to 1990. |
endYear |
The last year in the timeseries Defaults to 2013. |
base |
Base font size. |
Details
Takes some basic input on the time period and county then creates a
plot of the data in ggplot2. Similar to the county_ts_data()
function. Can create timeseries from 1990 to 2040 (beyond 2013 are
forecasts).
Value
ggplot2 graphic and data file
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