Description Usage Arguments See Also
Wrapper for IDSR data processing and reporting functions in epichecks. Will produce country feedback excel sheets (missings and thresholds), country PDF letters, a weekly excel summary report and will aggregate country data in to one large dataframe.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | week_report(
current_year = 2020,
current_week = 1,
week_start = "Monday",
input_path = here::here("Data Files"),
output_path = here::here("Data Files", "Output")
)
|
current_year |
The year of interest as numeric (e.g. the default is 2020) |
current_week |
The week of interest as numeric. The default is 1. Values less than 10 are padded with leading zeros, e.g. 1 becomes 01. (You could also enter 01 and it would be fine) |
week_start |
First day of the week as accepted for aweek. The default for this is "Monday" to confirm with ISO standards. |
input_path |
File path where IDSR processed data is. The default is set to your current directory, within the "Data Files" folder which should contain a subfolder called "!Imported". Within "!Imported", there should be a folder for each year - which has to fit to the current_year parameter above. Within that a folder for each week, fitting to the current_week param. All excel files within this folder will be read in. |
output_path |
File path where you would like outputs to be saved to. Within this folder a new folder will be created for the current year, and within that the current week. This defaults to your current directory, with subfolders of Data Files > Output > 2020 > 01. The year folder needs to exist already - only the current week folder will be created. The file itself will labelled with the current week, e.g. "SummaryReport_2020-w01.xlsx" |
clean_idsr
for preparing IDSR data for use with threshold_checker,
missing_checker
for missing flags and threshold_checker
for threshold flags. In addition, see country_feedback
,
country_letters
and weekly_summary
for producing
feedback to countries; as well as aggregator
to compile countries
in to one dataset.
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