
Convert Norwegian location codes to factor with readable labels
Source:R/format_location_code_as_.r
format_location_code_as.RdConverts Norwegian location codes (municipality and county codes) to a factor with human-readable location names.
Converts Norwegian location codes to a character vector of human-readable Norwegian location names.
Usage
format_location_code_as_factor(
x,
label = NULL,
label_if_not_unique = NULL,
reference = csdata::nor_locations_names(),
direction = 1
)
format_location_code_as_character(
x,
label = NULL,
label_if_not_unique = NULL,
reference = csdata::nor_locations_names(),
direction = 1
)Arguments
- x
Character vector of Norwegian location codes.
- label
Column name in the reference data to use for labels. Defaults to the global setting.
- label_if_not_unique
Column name to use when the location names are not unique. Defaults to the global setting.
- reference
Data.table of location reference data. Default
csdata::nor_locations_names().- direction
Integer. Use 1 for the normal order and -1 for the reversed order. Default 1.
Value
Factor vector with Norwegian location names as labels.
Character vector of Norwegian location names.
See also
set_global changes the default label and
label_if_not_unique columns.
format_cstidy_age_as_factor applies the same factor and
character pair to cstidy age codes. vignette("csstyle") does not
demonstrate these two location functions.
Examples
# \donttest{
# Convert location codes to factors (requires csdata package)
location_codes <- c("03", "11", "15")
format_location_code_as_factor(location_codes)
#> [1] <NA> <NA> <NA>
#> Levels:
format_location_code_as_character(location_codes)
#> [1] NA NA NA
# }