footer_y2: Create a string with question wording and n-size

In nick-moffitt/y2artisan: Shortcuts for mschart and ggplot2

Create a string with question wording and n-size

Description

Pipe in the dataset (responses) and specify variables. Save out the nicely formatted string to an object to pass to the footer of an ms chart.

Usage

footer_y2(
  dataset,
  ...,
  q_type = "NULL",
  label_length = 100,
  prompt_rm = TRUE,
  after_symbol = "Select all that apply"
)

Arguments

dataset	Haven labelled dataset from which to pull the variable(s)
...	Unquoted variables
q_type	DEFAULT = 'NULL'; When 'NULL', footer_y2() will automatically choose the variable type when standard Y2 naming conventions are used. When variables have non-standard names, accepts list of any of c('s', 'm', 'oe', 'r', 'sl', 'md', 'n') used to specify question type. s = single select, m = multiple select, etc.
label_length	DEFAULT = 100; Truncates question labels to specified length and adds a '...' where truncation has occurred.
prompt_rm	DEFAULT TRUE; Attempts to better format the question by removing hard returns, white space, and anything after " - " or the input of the "after_symbol" argument. TRUE is needed in order to identify common stems.
after_symbol	DEFAULT = 'Select all that apply'; Removes all question text after and including the provided symbol. Must match upper/lower case of question wording.

Examples

## Not run: 
responses %>%
  footer_y2(
   s_income
  )

mtcars %>%
  footer_y2(
   m_aware,
   prompt_rm = TRUE
  )
  
## End(Not run)

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