View source: R/export_country_summary.R
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export_country_summary_xls
Export a country-specific for all three
billions or for a specific billion.
export_country_summary_xls( df, iso, billion = c("hpop", "hep", "uhc", "all"), value_col = "value", transform_value_col = "transform_value", scenario_col = NULL, contribution = "contribution", contribution_pct = paste0(contribution, "_percent"), contribution_pct_total_pop = paste0(contribution, "_percent_total_pop"), default_scenario = "default", start_year = 2018, end_year = 2019:2025, scenario_end_year = end_year, output_folder = "outputs", version = whdh::get_formatted_timestamp() )
df |
Data frame in long format, where 1 row corresponds to a specific country, year, and indicator. |
iso |
ISO3 code of country to summarize. |
billion |
Billion indicator names to return, either "hep", "hpop", "uhc" , or "all". |
value_col |
Column name of column with indicator values. |
transform_value_col |
Column name of column(s) with transformed indicator values, used to calculate contributions. |
scenario_col |
Column name of column with scenario identifiers. Useful for calculating contributions on data in long format rather than wide format. |
contribution |
Column name of column(s) to store contribution (population)
values. Must be the same length as |
contribution_pct |
Column name of column(s) to store contribution (percent)
values. Must be the same length as |
contribution_pct_total_pop |
Column name of column(s) to store contribution
(percent of total population of the country) values. Must be the same length
as |
default_scenario |
name of the default scenario. |
start_year |
Base year for contribution calculation, defaults to 2018. |
end_year |
End year(s) for contribution calculation, defaults to 2019 to 2025. |
scenario_end_year |
End year of the scenarios. Defaults to |
output_folder |
Folder path to where the Excel files should be written |
version |
character vector identifying the version of the plot to be passed. |
openxslx
Workbook object. Output file is in output_folder
.
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