add_facet: Add Red Hat facets to a plot
In brascoball/ggquik: Quick Plotting ggplot2 Wrapper
Description
After creating your own ggplot, you may want to separate a plot by groups into
two plots. This is done by faceting.
Usage
1
Arguments
gg
A ggplot object
facet_col
The data frame column by which to group the data
ncol
The number of columns to have plots
nrow
The number of rows of plots
scales
Do you want each plot to have the same measure scale ("fixed") or
each to have their own scale ("free")
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Description
After creating your own ggplot, you may want to separate a plot by groups into two plots. This is done by faceting.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
gg |
A ggplot object |
facet_col |
The data frame column by which to group the data |
ncol |
The number of columns to have plots |
nrow |
The number of rows of plots |
scales |
Do you want each plot to have the same measure scale ("fixed") or each to have their own scale ("free") |
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