Create a cover page for the workbook.
Usage
coverpage(
title,
intro = NULL,
about = NULL,
source = NULL,
relatedlink = NULL,
relatedtext = NULL,
dop = NULL,
blank = NULL,
names = NULL,
email = NULL,
phone = NULL,
reuse = NULL,
govdept = NULL,
gridlines = "Yes",
extrafields = NULL,
extrafieldsb = NULL,
additlinks = NULL,
addittext = NULL,
colwid_spec = NULL,
order = NULL
)Arguments
- title
Title for workbook
- intro
Introductory information (optional)
- about
About the data (optional)
- source
Data source(s) (optional)
- relatedlink
Link(s) to related publications (optional)
- relatedtext
Text to appear in place of associated link (optional)
- dop
Date of publication (optional)
- blank
Blank cell information (optional)
- names
Contact name (optional)
Contact email (optional)
- phone
Contact phone number (optional)
- reuse
Define whether want to use default text on reuse of publication (optional)
- govdept
UK Government department name (optional)
- gridlines
Define whether gridlines are present (optional)
- extrafields
Additional fields for the cover page (optional)
- extrafieldsb
Text to appear in additional fields (optional)
- additlinks
Additional links of relevance (optional)
- addittext
Text to appear in place of associated additional link (optional)
- colwid_spec
Define widths of columns (optional)
- order
List of fields in order of appearance wanted on cover page (optional)
Details
coverpage function will create a cover page for the front of the workbook. If a cover page is not wanted, do not run the coverpage function. The only compulsory parameter is title. All other parameters are optional and preset, only populate if they are wanted. intro: Introductory information / about: About these data / dop: Date of publication. source: Data source(s) used / blank: Information about why some cells are blank, if necessary. relatedlink and relatedtext - any publications associated with the data (relatedlink is the actual hyperlink, relatedtext is the text you want to appear to the user). names: Contact name / email: Contact email / phone: Contact telephone. reuse: Set to "Yes" if you want the information displayed about the reuse of the data (will automatically be populated). govdept: Default is "ONS" but if want reuse information without reference to ONS change govdept. extrafields: Any additional fields that the user wants present on the cover page. extrafieldsb: The text to go in any additional fields. Only one row per field. extrafields and extrafields must be vectors of the same length. additlinks: Any additional hyperlinks the user wants. addittext: The text to appear over any additional hyperlinks. additlinks and addittext must be vectors of the same length. order: If the user wants the cover page to be ordered in a specific way, list the fields in a vector with each field name in speech marks. e.g., order = c("intro", "about", relatedlink", "names", "phone", "email", "extrafields"). Change gridlines to "No" if gridlines are not wanted. Column width automatically set unless user specifies a value in colwid_spec. intro, about, source, dop, blank, names, phone can be set to hyperlinks - e.g., source = "[ONS](https://www.ons.gov.uk)".
Examples
accessibletablesR::workbook(
covertab = "Yes", contentstab = "Yes", notestab = "Yes", definitionstab = "Yes",
autonotes = "Yes",
title = "Fuel consumption and aspects of car design and performance for various cars",
creator = "An organisation")
accessibletablesR::creatingtables(
title = "Fuel consumption and aspects of car design and performance for various cars C",
subtitle = "Cars",
extraline1 = "Link to contents",
extraline2 = "Link to notes",
extraline3 = "Link to definitions",
sheetname = "Table_3", table_data = dummydf, tablename = "thirdtable", headrowsize = 40,
numdatacols = c(2:8,11:13), numdatacolsdp = c(1,0,1,0,2,1,2,0,0,3),
othdatacols = c(9,10), columnwidths = "specified",
colwid_spec = c(18,18,18,15,17,15,12,17,12,13,23,22,12))
accessibletablesR::contentstable()
accessibletablesR::addnote(notenumber = "note1",
notetext = "Google is an internet search engine", applictabtext = "All", linktext1 = "Google",
linktext2 = "https://www.ons.google.co.uk")
accessibletablesR::notestab()
accessibletablesR::adddefinition(term = "Usual resident",
definition = "A usual resident is anyone who, on Census Day, 21 March 2021 was in the UK and
had stayed or intended to stay in the UK for a period of 12 months or more, or
had a permanent UK address and was outside the UK and intended to be outside the
UK for less than 12 months.")
accessibletablesR::definitionstab()
accessibletablesR::coverpage(
title = "Fuel consumption and aspects of car design and performance for various cars",
intro = "Some made up data about cars",
about = "The output of an example of how to use accessibletablesR",
source = "R mtcars",
relatedlink = "https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/datasets/versions/3.6.2/topics/mtcars)",
relatedtext = "mtcars: Motor trend car road tests",
dop = "26 October 2023",
blank = "There should be no blank cells",
names = "Your name",
email = "yourname@emailprovider.com",
phone = "01111 1111111111111",
reuse = "Yes", govdept = NULL)
accessibletablesR::savingtables("D:/mtcarsexample.xlsx", odsfile = "Yes", deletexlsx = "No")
#> Warning: cannot create file 'D:/mtcarsexample.xlsx', reason 'No such file or directory'
#> Error in odsconvertr::convert_to_ods(filename): File not found