This function creates a continuous derived variable (SMKG203_cont) for age started to smoke daily for daily smokers.

SMKG203_fun(SMK_005, SMKG040)

Arguments

SMK_005

type of smoker presently

SMKG040

age started to smoke daily - daily/former daily smoker

Value

value for continuous age started to smoke daily for daily smokers in the SMKG203_cont variable

Details

For CCHS 2015-2018, age started to smoke daily was combined for daily and former daily smokers.Previous cycles had separate variables for age started to smoke daily. Type of smoker presently is used to define daily smoker.

Examples

# Using SMKG203_fun() to derive age started to smoke daily values across # CCHS cycles. # SMKG203_fun() is specified in variable_details.csv along with the # CCHS variables and cycles included. # To transform SMKG203_A across cycles, use rec_with_table() for each # CCHS cycle and specify SMKG203_A. # For CCHS 2001-2014, only specify SMKG203_A. # For CCHS 2015-2018, specify the parameters and SMKG203_A for daily smoker # age. library(cchsflow) agecigd_2009_2010 <- rec_with_table( cchs2009_2010_p, "SMKG203_A")
#> No variable_details detected. #> Loading cchsflow variable_details
#> Using the passed data variable name as database_name
head(agecigd_2009_2010)
#> data frame with 0 columns and 6 rows
agecigd_2017_2018 <- rec_with_table( cchs2017_2018_p,c( "SMK_005","SMKG040","SMKG203_A" ) )
#> No variable_details detected. #> Loading cchsflow variable_details
#> Using the passed data variable name as database_name
#> NOTE for SMKG040: Don't know (97) and refusal (98) not included in CCHS 2015-2016 and CCHS 2017-2018
tail(agecigd_2017_2018)
#> SMK_005 SMKG040 #> 195 3 5 #> 196 3 NA(a) #> 197 3 NA(a) #> 198 3 NA(a) #> 199 3 5 #> 200 3 NA(a)
combined_agecigd <- suppressWarnings(merge_rec_data (agecigd_2009_2010,agecigd_2017_2018)) head(combined_agecigd)
#> SMK_005 SMKG040 #> 1 NA(c) NA(c) #> 2 NA(c) NA(c) #> 3 NA(c) NA(c) #> 4 NA(c) NA(c) #> 5 NA(c) NA(c) #> 6 NA(c) NA(c)
tail(combined_agecigd)
#> SMK_005 SMKG040 #> 395 3 5 #> 396 3 NA(a) #> 397 3 NA(a) #> 398 3 NA(a) #> 399 3 5 #> 400 3 NA(a)