badindex_add: Add bad values
In sachserf/badval: Reproducible data manipulation

Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) See Also

This function will add predefined text to a specified vector. The special aspect is that it will not repeat the text if it exists.

1 2	badindex_add(data, subset, badstring, badindex = "BADVAL", override_NA = TRUE, separator = ", ")

`data`	A data frame containing a column with an index of bad values.
`subset`	Integer. A vector specifying the rows that contain bad values.
`badstring`	Character. Specify the text for indexing (i.e. the names of columns that contain bad values).
`badindex`	Character. Name of a column of the data frame that serves as an index for bad values.
`override_NA`	Logical. Choose TRUE if you want to override NA values.
`separator`	Character. Specify the separator between the text. It is not advisable to use '\|'.

'badindex' column (vector).

The idea behind the function is that you can specify a subset of a data frame and add values to it, without overriding existing values. It is meant to prepare the data frame before calling badvalue_rm.

Frederik Sachser

badvalue_rm, badindex_rm

sachserf/badval documentation built on May 29, 2019, 12:21 p.m.