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# Line chart with circle markers and globally enabled data labels (show_val,
# show_cat = FALSE, position "t" for top of marker, bold size 9). The markers
# are styled with a white fill and a blue stroke for a "ringed point" look.
# Sheet name has a space, so cell refs use single quotes. Chart at E2:M20.
line_example <- function() {
require(openxlsx2)
require(encharter)
chart <- ec("lineChart")
chart$set_chart_title("Line with Dots and Labels")
chart$set_data_label_style(
show_val = TRUE,
show_cat = FALSE,
pos = "t",
bold = TRUE,
font_size = 9
)
chart$add_series(
name = "'Sheet 1'!$B$1",
data = "'Sheet 1'!$B$2:$B$5",
label = "'Sheet 1'!$A$2:$A$5",
color = "#0000FF",
marker = "circle",
marker_size = 7,
marker_fill = "#FFFFFF",
marker_line = "#0000FF"
)
wb <- wb_workbook() |>
wb_add_worksheet("Sheet 1") |>
wb_add_data(x = data.frame(Label = c("A", "B", "C", "D"),
Val = c(10, 25, 15, 30))) |>
wb_add_encharter(dims = "E2:M20", graph = chart)
if (interactive()) wb$open()
invisible(wb)
}
line_example()
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