loadcsv_CREG: Import csv files which were extracted from DWH
In nicoschoutteet/CREGR: Apply custom visual identity to figures for CREG reports
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This function imports a csv file into an R session.
The arguments include a reference to a subfolder of the working directory(filepath), a reference to the csv file (filename),
and an indication of the type of column (in abbreviate form, e.g. "n" = numeric, "d" = double, "c" = character).
Usage
1
loadcsv_CREG(filepath)
Arguments
filepath
A string, including (if relevant) the subfolder where the csv file is stored (relative to the current working directory)
Examples
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df <- loadcsv_CREG(filepath = "source data/loadBelgium.csv")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This function imports a csv file into an R session. The arguments include a reference to a subfolder of the working directory(filepath), a reference to the csv file (filename), and an indication of the type of column (in abbreviate form, e.g. "n" = numeric, "d" = double, "c" = character).
Usage
1 | loadcsv_CREG(filepath)
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Arguments
filepath |
A string, including (if relevant) the subfolder where the csv file is stored (relative to the current working directory) |
Examples
1 | df <- loadcsv_CREG(filepath = "source data/loadBelgium.csv")
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