View source: R/mk_barplot_freq.R
mk_barplot_freq | R Documentation |
mk_barplot_freq
takes a data frame as input and returns a function for
making bar charts with any categorical variable from the data frame on the
x-axis and frequency counts (or percents) of its levels on the y-axis.
The output function can also produce dodged (for counts) or stacked
(for percents) bar charts when supplied a second categorical variable, a
fillby variable. The resulting bar chart will have bars ordered by the
alphanumerical order of the x levels and labeled with both counts and
percents by default. Plus, it'll have a clean theme and clean fonts.
It'll also use color-blind friendly palettes.
mk_barplot_freq(df)
df |
A data frame. |
function(xvar, fillby = "1", xorder = NULL, show_pct = FALSE,
pct_label_decimals = 1, label_size = 3, legend_title = fillby,
legend_pos = "right", font_size = 14)
xvar. String, name of a categorical variable for x-axis.
fillby. String, name of a different categorical variable for subdividing and coloring the bars. Default is "1", meaning no such variable is supplied.
xorder. String, Possible values: NULL (default), "alphanumeric", "ascend" or "descend". It specifies how categories are ordered on the x-axis. When NULL, the categories are shown in their order in the data.
show_pct. logical, if TRUE, show percent on y-axis; otherwise, show count. Default is FALSE.
pct_label_decimals. Integer, number of decimal points shown for the percent labels. Default = 1.
label_size. Integer, size of bar label text. Default is 3. Hide bar labels when its value is 0.
legend_title. String, legend title. Default is the name of the fillby variable.
legend_pos. String, legend position. Default = "right".
font_size. Overall font size. Default = 14. The font size of the axes and legend text is a fraction of this value.
scale_axis
for adding different scales to the y-axis.
inst/examples/ex-mk_barplot_freq.R
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