substr_right: Get the rightmost 'n' characters of a character string.
In bocinsky/FedData: Download Geospatial Data Available from Several Federated Data Sources
View source: R/UTILITY_FUNCTIONS.R
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Get the rightmost 'n' characters of a character string.
Description
Get the rightmost 'n' characters of a character string.
Usage
substr_right(x, n)
Arguments
x
A character string.
n
The number of characters to retrieve.
Value
A character string.
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| substr_right | R Documentation |
Get the rightmost 'n' characters of a character string.
Description
Get the rightmost 'n' characters of a character string.
Usage
substr_right(x, n)
Arguments
x |
A character string. |
n |
The number of characters to retrieve. |
Value
A character string.
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