View source: R/mk_barploth_resp.R
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mk_barploth_resp
takes a data frame as input and returns a function
for making bar charts with any categorical variable from the data frame on
the y-axis and the sums of any continuous variable on the x-axis. The output
function can also produce dodged bar charts when supplied a second categorical
variable. The resulting bar chart will have bars ordered by the alphanumerical
order of the y levels by default, and labeled by the sums of the x values.
Users can specify the number of decimal places to show on the bar labels. If
the sums of x values are between 0 and 1, users can choose to format the
x-axis and the bar labels as percent (
clean theme and font, and uses color-blind friendly palettes.
mk_barploth_resp(df)
df |
A data frame. |
function(xvar, yvar, fillby = "1", yorder = "alphanumeric",
show_pct = FALSE, label_decimals = 1, label_size = 4,
legend_title = fillby, legend_pos = "right", font_size = 14)
xvar String. Name of a continuous variable for x-axis.
yvar String. Name of a categorical variable for y-axis.
fillby String. Name of a different categorical variable for subdividing and coloring the bars. Default = "1", meaning no such variable is supplied.
yorder String. Possible values: "alphanumeric" (default), "ascend" or "descend". It specifies how categories are ordered on the y-axis.
show_pct Logical. If TRUE, format x-axis and bar labels as as comma otherwise. Default is FALSE.
label_decimals Integer. The number of decimal places shown on the bar labels. Default = 1.
label_size Integer. The size of bar label text. Default = 4. If 0, bar labels will not be shown.
legend_title String. Legend title. Default is the name of the 'fillby' variable.
legend_pos String. Legend position. Possible values are "right" (default), 'left', 'top' and 'bottom'.
font_size Number. Overall font size (default = 14). The font size of the axes and legend is a fraction of this value.
get_bar_labels_resp
for how to calculate the positions
of the bar labels.
inst/examples/ex-mk_barploth_resp.R
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