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tidyplate (version 2.2.0)

check_plate: Checks whether the input file is valid for use with the tidy_plate() function

Description

check_plate() performs quality checks on the input microwell shaped data and warns the user if there is any discrepancy. The user can either fix the input file or use the build_plate() function to build a template csv or xlsx file.

Usage

check_plate(file, well_id = "well", sheet = 1)

Value

An message indicating whether the input file is compatible with the tidy_plate() function

Arguments

file

A character string containing the path to a csv or excel file.

well_id

A character string that will be the name for the well id column.

sheet

If file type is xlsx this is the sheet name (character) or number (integer).

See Also

build_plate()

Examples

Run this code
file_path <- system.file(
  "extdata",
  "example_12_well.xlsx",
  package = "tidyplate"
)

check_plate(file = file_path)

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