View source: R/draw_pareto_chart.R
draw_pareto_chart | R Documentation |
Draws a Pareto Chart
draw_pareto_chart(
data,
cat_var,
summarize = FALSE,
continuous_var,
drop_na = TRUE,
highlight_first_n_items = 0,
lump_last_n_items = 0,
lumped_cat_name = "Other",
column_fill = scale_fill_sherlock(3),
scale = "numeric",
accuracy = 1,
title_label = "Pareto Chart",
analysis_desc_label = NULL,
axis_text_size = 10
)
data |
input dataset to be plotted (required) |
cat_var |
Categorical variable (required) |
summarize |
Logical. If FALSE, default, the function expects total counts of each category of the categorical variable. If TRUE, individual values within each category are automatically summed up and ranked. (required) |
continuous_var |
Continuous variable to rank by (e.g. sum, frequency etc.). Not required if summarize argument is set to TRUE. (required) |
drop_na |
Logical. If TRUE, default, NA values of the categorical variable are dropped. (required) |
highlight_first_n_items |
Specify the top n items to be highlighted. By default, it is set to 0. (optional) |
lump_last_n_items |
Specify the last n items to be lumped into one category. By default, it is set to 0. (optional) |
lumped_cat_name |
Name lumped category. By default, it is set to "Other". (optional) |
column_fill |
Column fill color. By default, it is set to scale_fill_sherlock(3) (optional) |
scale |
Specify an acceptable argument for scale. Acceptable arguments are "numeric", "percent", "dollar", "dollar-k" or "dollar-M". By default, it is set to "numeric" (optional) |
accuracy |
Number to round to. Default value is set to 1. If NULL, values will be rounded to the nearest integer. (optional) |
title_label |
Specify plot title. By default, it is set to display "Pareto Chart" (optional) |
analysis_desc_label |
Specify plot analysis desc label (subtitle). By default, it is set to display CONTINUOUS VARIABLE COLUMN NAME "by" CATEGORICAL VARIABLE COLUMN NAME (optional) |
axis_text_size |
Set axis text size. By default, it is set at 10. (optional) |
A 'ggplot' object
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