getwklips {tidyklips} | R Documentation |
‘getwklips()’ is used to obtain data.frame for KLIPS (career data)
Description
‘getwklips()’ is used to obtain data.frame for KLIPS (career data)
Usage
getwklips(
path,
datatype = c("stata", "spss", "sas", "xlsx"),
klipsvars = c("jobseq", "jobtype"),
outvars = c("jobseq", "jobtype")
)
Arguments
path |
A string vector specifying folder containing KLIPS career data |
datatype |
A string vector specifying the format of the raw data you want to convert to a data frame ("spss", "sas", "stata", "excel") |
klipsvars |
A string vector specifying the variables in the raw data that you want to convert to a data frame ("jobseq", "jobtype") |
outvars |
A string vector specifying the variable names of converted data ("jobseq", "jobtype") |
Value
A data frame containing klips household member data with the specified years and variables.
-
getwklips()
returns an integer dataframe with two and more columns and rows for each respondent. The first column,pid
, refers to the respondent id number, and the last column,year
, refers to the year that the user wants to include in the dataframe.
Examples
path <- system.file("extdata", package = "tidyklips")
df <- getwklips(path = path, datatype = "stata")
df %>%
dplyr::group_by(jobseq) %>%
dplyr::summarise(count = dplyr::n()) %>%
dplyr::mutate(proportion = count / sum(count))