readDatafileMeta: Load a datetime object for desired data file from local...
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readDatafileMeta R Documentation
Load a datetime object for desired data file from local folder.
Description
Load a datetime object for desired data file from local folder.
Usage
readDatafileMeta(year, iolevel, dataname, path)
Arguments
year
A numeric value between 2007 and 2017 specifying the year of interest.
iolevel
BEA sector level of detail, currently can only be "Summary",
theoretically can be "Detail", or "Sector" in future versions.
dataname
Name of desired IO data, can be "Make", "Use", "DomesticUse",
"CommodityOutput, and "IndustryOutput".
path
User-defined local path.
Value
A datetime object for desired data file from local folder.
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| readDatafileMeta | R Documentation |
Load a datetime object for desired data file from local folder.
Description
Load a datetime object for desired data file from local folder.
Usage
readDatafileMeta(year, iolevel, dataname, path)
Arguments
year |
A numeric value between 2007 and 2017 specifying the year of interest. |
iolevel |
BEA sector level of detail, currently can only be "Summary", theoretically can be "Detail", or "Sector" in future versions. |
dataname |
Name of desired IO data, can be "Make", "Use", "DomesticUse", "CommodityOutput, and "IndustryOutput". |
path |
User-defined local path. |
Value
A datetime object for desired data file from local folder.
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