thlBarPlot: Make THL bar plots, vertical and horizontal

In THLfi/thlGraphs: THL style graphs

Make THL bar plots, vertical and horizontal

Description

Make THL bar plots, vertical and horizontal

Usage

thlBarPlot(
  data,
  xvar,
  yvar,
  groupvar = NULL,
  ylabel = yvar,
  xlabel = NULL,
  colors = palette_thl(name = "area", n = 5),
  title = NULL,
  subtitle = NULL,
  caption = NULL,
  legend.position = "none",
  base.size = 16,
  show.grid.x = FALSE,
  show.grid.y = TRUE,
  lang = "fi",
  ylimits = NULL,
  xaxis.breaks = waiver(),
  xaxis.labels = waiver(),
  yaxis.breaks = waiver(),
  panels = FALSE,
  nrow.panels = 1,
  barwd = 0.7,
  show.value = FALSE,
  value.box = FALSE,
  value.digits = NULL,
  value.size = thlPtsConvert(9),
  value.vjust = 0.9,
  value.hjust = 0.5,
  horizontal = FALSE,
  stacked = TRUE,
  yaxis = TRUE,
  xaxis = TRUE
)

Arguments

data	a data frame
xvar	variable to be plotted on the x-axis. MUST be character or factor; numeric values cause an error
yvar	variable to be plotted on the y-axis.
groupvar	grouping variable. Defaults to NULL (no grouping).
ylabel	y-axis label. Defaults to yvar.
xlabel	x-axis label. Defaults to NULL (omitted).
colors	colors to be used. Defaults to THL qualitative color palette for line plots (see thlColors).
title	a character string specifying the title of the plot.
subtitle	a charater string specifing the subtitle of the plot.
caption	a character string specifying the caption of the plot .
legend.position	e.g. "topright", (see theme). Omit with "none".
base.size	the size of basic text in the plot title, axis labels in PostScript points, defaults to 16.
show.grid.x	TRUE/FALSE, defaults to FALSE.
show.grid.y	TRUE/FALSE, defaults to TRUE. Set the grid sequence with parameter yaxis.breaks
lang	language options for the y-axis labels. Defines the style of big marks and decimal marks (see thlYaxisControl)
ylimits	limits for the y-axis
xaxis.breaks	a character vector defining the x-axis breaks and tickmarks. Also affects the x-axis grid when it is set to TRUE. To allow automatic calculation, use waiver()
xaxis.labels	a character vector defining the x-axis labels. To allow automatic calculation, use waiver(). Set NULL to not show at all.
yaxis.breaks	a character vector defining the y-axis breaks and tickmarks. Also affects the y-axis grid when it is set to TRUE. To allow automatic calculation, use waiver().
panels	TRUE/FALSE, should multiple graphs be plotted in separate panels? If TRUE, the panels are based on the grouping variable defined by the groupvar -argument.
nrow.panels	In how many rows should the panels be plotted?
barwd	bar width, default 0.7
show.value	plot y-values or not (TRUE/FALSE)
value.box	y-values as text boxes (TRUE/FALSE)
value.digits	number of digits when rounding of y-values shown (default is no rounding)
value.size	font size for values
value.vjust	position of value text or box, default is 0.9
value.hjust	horizontal position of value text or box, default is 0.5
horizontal	set TRUE to get horizontal bars. Default is FALSE (vertical bars)
stacked	set TRUE (default) to get stacked bars for groups, FALSE to dodged (side to side) bars
yaxis	set FALSE to not show y axis labels. Default is TRUE
xaxis	set FALSE to not show x axis line. Default is TRUE

Value

a ggplot object

Author(s)

Tarja Palosaari, Petteri Mäntymaa, Salla Toikkanen

See Also

Terho: R ggplot2 graphs with THL visual theme

Examples

## Not run: 
data("yli180") 
yli180$pros <- as.numeric(as.character(yli180$pros))
## A caption which is partially in bold
mycaption <- c(expression(paste(bold("Lähde:"), " THL")))  
## Default, vertical bar plot:
thlBarPlot(data = subset(yli180, grepl("2017", kk)), xvar = kk, yvar = pros,
           ylimits = c(0,2), ylabel = "%", 
           title = "Erikoissairaanhoidosssa yli 180 vrk odottaneet", 
           caption = mycaption)
## horizontal bar plot: 
thlBarPlot(data = subset(yli180, grepl("2017", kk)), xvar = kk, yvar = pros,
           ylimits = c(0,2), ylabel = "%", horizontal = TRUE)

## End(Not run)

THLfi/thlGraphs documentation built on April 23, 2022, 6:53 a.m.