View source: R/convert_to_xlsx.R
convert_nbs_snapshot | R Documentation |
convert_snapshot_to_xlsx()
finds a snapshot file in directory
with date
in its name and converts it to an XLSX file of the same name. See
convert_to_xlsx
for details.
convert_nbs_snapshot( date = Sys.Date(), directory = paste0("V:/EPI DATA ANALYTICS TEAM/COVID SANDBOX REDCAP DATA/", "Sandbox data pull Final/"), force = FALSE, open = FALSE ) convert_pcr_snapshot( date = Sys.Date(), directory = "V:/EPI DATA ANALYTICS TEAM/COVID SANDBOX REDCAP DATA/MSR PCR/", force = FALSE, open = FALSE ) convert_vaccine_snapshot( date = Sys.Date(), directory = paste0("V:/EPI DATA ANALYTICS TEAM/COVID SANDBOX REDCAP DATA/", "COVID-19 Vaccine Reporting/data/COVID-19 Vaccine data pull/"), force = FALSE, open = FALSE ) convert_snapshot_to_xlsx( date = Sys.Date(), date_format = "%Y-%m-%d", directory, force = FALSE, open = FALSE )
date |
The date included in the name of the file to convert |
directory |
The directory in which to look for the file to convert |
force |
Should the file be converted if it will overwrite an existing XLSX file? |
open |
Should the XLSX file be opened after conversion? |
date_format |
The format of the date in the file name. The default for
the generic function is 'YYYY-MM-DD'; see |
The convert_*_snapshot()
functions make it easier to convert specific data
files.
A tidy path to the new XLSX file (invisibly)
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