You can use `dst_subject()` to get the subjects, which Statistics Denmark use to categorize their data sets.
dst_subjects(lang = "en", columns = c("id", "description"))
| lang | description language - "da" for danish and "en" for english. |
|---|---|
| columns | columns to return. Can take the values "id", "description", "active", "hasSubject" or "subjects". |
Tibble containing the specified columns in the chosen language.
dst_subjects()#> # A tibble: 12 x 2 #> id description #> * <chr> <chr> #> 1 02 Population and elections #> 2 05 Living conditions #> 3 03 Education and knowledge #> 4 18 Culture and National Church #> 5 04 Labour, income and wealth #> 6 06 Prices and consumption #> 7 14 National accounts and government finances #> 8 16 Money and credit market #> 9 13 External economy #> 10 07 Business sector in general #> 11 11 Business sectors #> 12 01 Geography, environment and energydst_subjects(columns = c("id", "description", "active")) # is the data set active#> # A tibble: 12 x 3 #> id description active #> * <chr> <chr> <lgl> #> 1 02 Population and elections TRUE #> 2 05 Living conditions TRUE #> 3 03 Education and knowledge TRUE #> 4 18 Culture and National Church TRUE #> 5 04 Labour, income and wealth TRUE #> 6 06 Prices and consumption TRUE #> 7 14 National accounts and government finances TRUE #> 8 16 Money and credit market TRUE #> 9 13 External economy TRUE #> 10 07 Business sector in general TRUE #> 11 11 Business sectors TRUE #> 12 01 Geography, environment and energy TRUE