sep_budget: Separate budget columns Creates a number column and...

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Separate budget columns Creates a number column and description column from standard Tyler Extract report column that's a combination of a number and description. E.g., Departments are contained in the "department" column and represented like 1000 Department Name; this creates a department_num column of 1000, and a 'department_desc" column of "Department Name."

Description

Separate budget columns Creates a number column and description column from standard Tyler Extract report column that's a combination of a number and description. E.g., Departments are contained in the "department" column and represented like 1000 Department Name; this creates a department_num column of 1000, and a 'department_desc" column of "Department Name."

Usage

sep_budget(df, colname)

Arguments

df	Minimally-processed Tyler Extract report dataframe
colname	String name of column with a numeric part and string part separated by a space

Value

Dataframe with original column, and column for number-part of original column and string part

Examples

{
c <- data.frame(sepcolumn = c("52 Cats", "35 Dogs", "42 Fish"))

sep_budget(c, "sepcolumn")
}

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