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load_fu_allocation_tables | R Documentation |
This function reads all final-to-useful allocation data
in files in the fu_analysis_folder
that start with the country abbreviations
given in countries
.
load_fu_allocation_tables( fu_analysis_folder, specified_iea_data, countries, file_suffix = IEATools::fu_analysis_file_info$fu_analysis_file_suffix, use_subfolders = TRUE, generate_missing_fu_allocation_template = TRUE, fu_allocations_tab_name = IEATools::fu_analysis_file_info$fu_allocation_tab_name )
fu_analysis_folder |
The folder from which final-to-useful analyses will be loaded. |
specified_iea_data |
A data frame of specified IEA data for |
countries |
The countries for which allocation tables should be loaded. |
file_suffix |
The suffix for the FU analysis files. Default is " FU Analysis.xlsx". |
use_subfolders |
Tells whether to look for files in subfolders named by |
generate_missing_fu_allocation_template |
Tells whether to generate a missing final-to-useful allocation template from |
fu_allocations_tab_name |
The name of the tab for final-to-useful allocations in the Excel file containing final-to-useful allocation data. Default is "FU Allocations". |
By default, it is assumed that each country's final-to-useful analysis file will be in a subfolder
of fu_analysis_path
.
Set use_subfolders
to FALSE
to change the default behavior.
If final-to-useful allocation data are not available, this function
automatically creates an empty final-to-useful allocation template and writes it to disk.
Then, this function reads the empty file.
This behavior can be modified by setting argument generate_missing_fu_allocation_template
to FALSE
.
A data frame of FU Allocation tables read by IEATools::load_fu_allocation_data()
.
If no FU Allocation data are found and generate_missing_fu_allocation_template
is TRUE
,
an empty template written to disk and the empty template is returned.
If no FU Allocation data are found and generate_missing_fu_allocation_template
is FALSE
,
NULL
is returned.
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