clean_census_columns: Clean variables
In phildonovan/nzcensr: New Zealands census data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Cleans the variable names and splits them into columns in a long table.
Usage
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clean_census_columns(.data)
Arguments
.data
The data frame to be cleaned. Must be a long dataframe returned by read_nz_census_data()
Examples
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nz_dwelling_regions_long <- transform_census(dwelling_regions,
gis = FALSE,
long = TRUE)
cleaned_data <- clean_census_columns(nz_dwelling_regions_long)
head(cleaned_data)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Cleans the variable names and splits them into columns in a long table.
Usage
1 | clean_census_columns(.data)
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Arguments
.data |
The data frame to be cleaned. Must be a long dataframe returned by read_nz_census_data() |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | nz_dwelling_regions_long <- transform_census(dwelling_regions,
gis = FALSE,
long = TRUE)
cleaned_data <- clean_census_columns(nz_dwelling_regions_long)
head(cleaned_data)
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