PlotBarplot: Creates a bar plot for a discrete (or binary) variable
In otvPlots: Over Time Variable Plots

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Creates a bar plot for a discrete (or binary) variable

1	PlotBarplot(dataFl, myVar, weightNm = NULL)

`dataFl`	A `data.table` of data; must be the output of the `PrepData` function.
`myVar`	The name of the variable to be plotted
`weightNm`	Name of the variable containing row weights, or `NULL` for no weights (all rows receiving weight 1).

A ggplot object with a histogram of myVar ordered by category frequency

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Functions depend on this function: PlotCatVar.

This function depends on: PrepData.

data(bankData)
bankData = PrepData(bankData, dateNm = "date", dateGp = "months", 
                    dateGpBp = "quarters", weightNm = NULL)
PlotBarplot(bankData, "job")

## NA will be included as a category if any NA are present
bankData[sample.int(.N)[1:1000], education := NA]
PlotBarplot(bankData, "education")

The following variables will be plotted:
Numerical: age balance duration campaign pdays previous
Categorical: job marital education default housing loan contact poutcome y