Add Zero to Income Sources When Skipped — add_income_source_zero_to

This function adds zero to income source columns when the main income source was skipped or undefined. It also ensures that all income sources are zero when the main income source is "none".

Usage

add_income_source_zero_to_sl(
  df,
  income_source = "cm_income_source",
  none = "none",
  undefined = c("dnk", "pnta"),
  income_sources = c("cm_income_source_salaried_n", "cm_income_source_casual_n",
    "cm_income_source_own_business_n", "cm_income_source_own_production_n",
    "cm_income_source_social_benefits_n", "cm_income_source_rent_n",
    "cm_income_source_remittances_n", "cm_income_source_assistance_n",
    "cm_income_source_support_friends_n", "cm_income_source_donation_n",
    "cm_income_source_other_n")
)

Arguments

df: A data frame containing income source information.
income_source: A character string. The name of the column that contains the main income source.
none: A character string. The value that indicates that no income source was selected.
undefined: A character vector. The values that indicate that the income source was undefined or skipped.
income_sources: A character vector. The names of the columns that contain the amount of income from various sources.

Value

A data frame with updated income source columns:

income_sources: All specified income source columns are updated to zero when the main income source is skipped, undefined, or none.