who_formatter: Formatting numbers like in WHO publications
In larmarange/JLutils: Collection of R functions
who_formatter R Documentation
Formatting numbers like in WHO publications
Description
In WHO publications, population numbers are usually presented as follow:
0 if < 5
10 if = 5 and < 10
one significant digit if = 10 and < 100
two significant digits if = 100 and < 10 millions
three significant digits if = 10 millions
Usage
who_formatter(x)
Arguments
x
a numeric vector to format
Examples
who_formatter(c(3, 8, 42, 75, 45678, 9876543, 12345678))
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Formatting numbers like in WHO publications
Description
In WHO publications, population numbers are usually presented as follow:
0 if < 5
10 if = 5 and < 10
one significant digit if = 10 and < 100
two significant digits if = 100 and < 10 millions
three significant digits if = 10 millions
Usage
who_formatter(x)
Arguments
x |
a numeric vector to format |
Examples
who_formatter(c(3, 8, 42, 75, 45678, 9876543, 12345678))
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