Data obtained from surveys contains information not only about the survey responses, but also the survey metadata, e.g. the original survey questions and the answer options. The 'surveydata' package makes it easy to keep track of this metadata, and to easily extract columns with specific questions.
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dplyr_0.1.2pkgdownNew functionality:
print_opentext()Other changes:
Imports: problems.Breaking changes:
snake_case names that are more descriptive, e.g. qText() is now question_text().question_text() function now returns all text if the question number is empty.New functionality:
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pkgdownChanges:
dplyr verbs, including mutate(), filter(), arrange() and select()Changes:
README.md to .Rbuildignore to comply with CRANChanges:
drop=TRUE, [.surveydata simplifies the results and returns a vector, similar to [.data.frameChanges:
XLConnect functions for survey translation, and included in separate surveytranslate package.Changes:
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writeQuestionExcel() and readQuestionExcel() for exporting and importing questions for easy translation or recoding.dropout() to calculate where respondents drop out from survey.Changes:
[.surveydataas.surveydata() if names and varlabel names don't match.Changes:
[<-.surveydataChanges:
[.surveydata now uses drop=FALSE by default.New features:
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varlabels and varlabels<- to read and modify variable.labels attribute.pattern and pattern<- to set regex pattern that defines unique questions.qText returns question text using regex patterns.surveydata[, "Q1"].