export_named_df: Export the downloaded table into a csv file.
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export_named_df R Documentation
Export the downloaded table into a csv file.
Description
Export the downloaded table into a csv file.
Usage
export_named_df(path_data = "./", year, named_df)
Arguments
path_data
where does the download happen: default current directory
year
filename for .csv file. Note that you need to pass in the
correct year here, since the function has no idea of what the actual year
corresponding to this data is
named_df
data frame with name
Value
NIL. Exports csv file "./singlefile/$agglvl_code/$year.csv"
Note
generates the appropriate directory if it does not already exist.
our data does not have any headers; this simplifies the process of
joining all the csv files with cat or similar command line tools so that we
have a single file across all aggregation level codes.
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| export_named_df | R Documentation |
Export the downloaded table into a csv file.
Description
Export the downloaded table into a csv file.
Usage
export_named_df(path_data = "./", year, named_df)
Arguments
path_data |
where does the download happen: default current directory |
year |
filename for .csv file. Note that you need to pass in the correct year here, since the function has no idea of what the actual year corresponding to this data is |
named_df |
data frame with name |
Value
NIL. Exports csv file "./singlefile/$agglvl_code/$year.csv"
Note
generates the appropriate directory if it does not already exist.
our data does not have any headers; this simplifies the process of joining all the csv files with cat or similar command line tools so that we have a single file across all aggregation level codes.
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