as.pin {sweidnumbr} | R Documentation |
Parse personal identity numbers to ABS format
Description
as.pin
Converts personal identity numbers of different formats to standard (ABS)
pin format YYYYMMDDNNNC
where YYYYMMDD
is the date of birth, NNN
is the birth number and C
is the
control number.
is.pin
checks wether an R object is of class "pin".
Usage
as.pin(pin)
is.pin(pin)
Arguments
pin |
Vector with swedish personal identity numbers in character or numeric format. See details. |
Details
as.pin
converts different formats of swedish personal identity numbers to
the standard ABS format. The formats that can be converted are:
numeric:
YYYYMMDDNNNC
numeric:
YYMMDDNNNC
(assuming < 100 years of age)character:
"YYYYMMDDNNNC"
character:
"YYMMDD-NNNC"
,"YYMMDD+NNNC"
character:
"YYYYMMDD-NNNC"
character:
"YYMMDDNNNC"
(assuming < 100 years of age)
(where "C" can be substituted by characters "A", "T" or "X" if "YYYY" < 1967).
Value
as.pin
returns a vector of class "pin" (with additional classes "AsIs" and character)
with swedish personal identity numbers with standard ABS format "YYYYMMDDNNNC"
.
is.pin
returns TRUE
if pin
is of class "pin", otherwise FALSE
.
References
-
Skatteverket, Population registration in Sweden, SKV 717B (2007)
-
Personnummer: information fran Centrala folkbokförings- och uppbördsnämnden. (1967). Stockholm
-
Den svenska folkbokföringens historia under tre sekel. (1982). Solna: Riksskatteverket URL
Examples
# Examples taken from SKV 704 (see references)
ex_pin1 <- c("196408233234", "640823-3234", "19640823-3234")
as.pin(pin = ex_pin1)
ex_pin2 <- c("6408233234")
as.pin(ex_pin2)
ex_pin3 <- c(6408233234, 196408233234)
as.pin(ex_pin3)
ex_pin4 <-rep(c("20121209-0122", "201212090122", "121209-0122", "1212090122"),250)
as.pin(ex_pin4)
ex_pin5 <-c("205012090122", "186512090122", "121209-0122", "121209-012A")
as.pin(pin = ex_pin5)
pin <-c("201212090122", "201212090122", "121209-0122", "1212090122")
ex_pin <- rpin(3)
is.pin(ex_pin)
ex_pin_char <- as.character(ex_pin)
is.pin(ex_pin_char)