save_ilo: R tools to manipulate ilo datasets code / label

In dbescond/ilo: Tools for 'ILO' Open Data manipulation

Description

save and open easily your dataset in an xls, csv, dta files format

Usage

save_ilo(...)

Arguments

...	Specification of savinf format.
df	ilo tbl data frame

Value

external file open in temp workspace

Specification

specification allow for saving.

• format: specify format to save, if format is not specify, xlsx will be used.

setting format .

• xls: allow to save multiple dataset on different .xlsx sheet (could be also rename),

• csv: allow one dataset to be save in .csv, is also use for ilo dataset for uploading data,

• dta: allow one dataset to be save in .dta,

• del: store dataset in deletion ilo format .csv,

• rev: store dataset in del ilo format as well as upload ilo format in .xlsx,

• path: if set will store file in your path directory, see example.

• open: if path is set, you could just save file and not open it (set as FALSE), default = TRUE.

To learn more about ilo, start with the online vignettes: help_ilo()

Examples

## Not run:
### quarterly female unemployed as from 2000 in united states

res <-  get_ilo(collection = 'STI', 
	freq = 'Q', ref_area = 'USA', 
	indicator = 'UNE_TUNE_SEX_AGE_NB', 
	timefrom = '2000', sex = 'F', classif1 = 'AGGREGATE_TOTAL')
save_ilo(res = 'MyNewTab')
res %>% save_ilo(format = 'csv')
res %>% save_ilo(format = 'del')
res %>% save_ilo(format = 'rev')

### save multi shhet xls file
sum = res %>% count(time) 

save_ilo(sum = 'summary' , res = 'raw')

### save file on disk

save_ilo(res , path = 'D:/test.csv')

## End(**Not run**)

dbescond/ilo documentation built on Dec. 10, 2019, 10:01 a.m.