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About our Statbank
The StatBank holds all tables published by Statistics Greenland throughout the years. In general, tables are updated in conjunction with publications at the Statistics Greenland website, though some tables do not have a corresponding publication and are hence published as stand-alone. Statistics Greenland seeks to publish all StatBank tables in Greenlandic, Danish and English.
The StatBank is powered by the PX-Web, software developed through the last 25 years by the Swedish national statistics office in cooperation with a range of other national statistics offices. Read more about Statistics Sweden at: www.scb.se
This means that the methods used in our StatBank also apply to the StatBanks of a range of other countries, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Åland Islands and Denmark.
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statgl r-package
 | 11. oktober 2018 statgl r-package An R package called statgl has been developed to ease and standardize the R programming at Statistics Greenland. Læs artikel: her |
Statbank data in Tableau
| 11. oktober 2018 How to get data form Statbank to Tableau A simple example Læs artikel: her |
Statbank API
| 15. juli 2016 Access Statbank tables with api Many new possibilities when linking Statbank tables. And even more possibilities for it-specialists Læs artikel: her |
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