Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
View source: R/Contract Obligation by Agency.R
Creating a bar chart of Prime Contract Obligations by Agency that is scaled into a Top Range and Bottom Range (two scalings)
1 2 3 4 | bar_primeob_by_agency_scaling(company_name, FY = 1, n_agencies = 6,
scale = 1e+06, scale_text = "Millions", FY_range, top_range,
bottom_range, optional_third_range = NULL, grid_division,
num_size = 4, h = 6, w = 11)
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company_name |
Name of the company, used in filename and chart title |
FY |
Fiscal year to filter out, commonly the current fiscal year due to incomplete data |
n_agencies |
The number of agencies to include in the view; defaults to 6 |
scale |
Dollar scale; default to 1000000 |
scale_text |
Dollar scale as text; defaults to Millions |
FY_range |
Fiscal Year range included, for example "FY14-FY17" |
top_range |
agencies to be included in the first scaling |
bottom_range |
agencies to be included in the second scaling |
optional_third_range |
if scaling data by three ranges, use this field; otherwise defaults to NULL |
grid_division |
respective sizes of ranges to arrange the final grid. This generally is the number of agencies in the top_range and the number in the bottom_range written as a vector. |
num_size |
Size of heading text for agency names, default to 3. Note that the fewer the agencies used, the larger the text should be |
h |
Height of saved chart; defaults to 6 |
w |
Width of saved chart; defaults to 11. Note that more agencies requires a greater width |
Unless already known, use the bar_primeob_by_agency() function to determine the Top Range and Bottom Range agencies.
A bar chart, with two differently scales charts of the data
1 2 3 4 5 6 | bar_primeob_by_agency _scaling(company_name = "Leidos", FY = 2018,
n_agencies = 5, scale = 1000000000,
scale_text = "Billions", FY_range = "FY14-FY17",
top_range = c(1:2,4), bottom_range = c(3,5),
grid_division = c(3,2), num_size = 3,
h = 7, w = 13)
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