number_formatter: Number formatter function

In mraess/numberFormattR: This package lets you format numbers with suffixes, such as k, M, B for thousands, millions, and billions.

Description

This function allows you to add a negative "(-)" prefix as well as number suffixes, such as k for thousands, or M for millions.

Usage

number_formatter(number, rounding = FALSE, digits = ifelse(rounding,
  NA, 6), currency = FALSE)

Arguments

number	A number you want to format - if it is a vector you'll have to map the function to the vector, e.g. map(vector, number_formatter, rounding = TRUE, digits = 2, currency = TRUE).
rounding	determines if number gets rounded. Defaults to FALSE.
digits	determines the number of decimals for rounding.
currency	determines if the $ sign is prefixed. Defaults to FALSE.

Details

Based on the f2si function from the sitools package and this stackoverflow post with minor changes, such as the currency. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11340444/is-there-an-r-function-to-format-number-using-unit-prefix/29932218

mraess/numberFormattR documentation built on Nov. 4, 2019, 7:32 p.m.