gt_plt_dot | R Documentation |
This function takes a data column and a categorical column and
adds a colored dot and a colored dot to the categorical column. You can supply
a specific palette or a palette from the {paletteer}
package.
gt_plt_dot(
gt_object,
column,
category_column,
palette = NULL,
max_value = NULL
)
gt_object |
An existing gt table object of class |
column |
The column which supplies values to create the inline bar plot |
category_column |
The category column, where a colored dot and bar will be added |
palette |
The colors or color function that values will be mapped to. Can be a character vector (eg |
max_value |
A single numeric value indicating the max value, if left as |
a gt_tbl
library(gt) dot_bar_tab <- mtcars %>% head() %>% dplyr::mutate(cars = sapply(strsplit(rownames(.)," "), `[`, 1)) %>% dplyr::select(cars, mpg, disp) %>% gt() %>% gt_plt_dot(disp, cars, palette = "ggthemes::fivethirtyeight") %>% cols_width(cars ~ px(125))
Other Themes:
gt_plt_bullet()
,
gt_plt_conf_int()
,
gt_theme_538()
,
gt_theme_dark()
,
gt_theme_dot_matrix()
,
gt_theme_espn()
,
gt_theme_excel()
,
gt_theme_guardian()
,
gt_theme_nytimes()
,
gt_theme_pff()
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