createWaterfall: Create a Waterfall Chart Using Highcharter

In jsdeherrera/shinyBoots: Shortcuts for Twitter Bootstrap

Create a Waterfall Chart Using Highcharter

Description

This function creates a waterfall chart using highcharter. It automatically converts entered values into percentages (percentages are calculated relative to the first value entered). It also automatically converts entered values into a series for plotting and also automatically chooses the color for a given category based on the category's value (positive or negative).

Usage

createWaterfall(dfNames, dfValues, isSum, isIntermediateSum, title, subTitle,
  xTitle, yTitle)

Arguments

dfNames	These are the names of the categories
dfValues	These are the values for each category. Intermediate and sum categories should be left as NA.
isSum	This is a boolean list of whether the names and values represent a sum in the waterfall chart.
isIntermediateSum	This is a boolean list of whether the names and values represent an intermediate sum in the waterfall chart.
title	This is the title of the chart
subTitle	This is the subtitle of the chart
xTitle	This is the title of the x axis.
yTitle	This is the title of the y axis.

Examples

dfNames <- c("Trips where passengers paid a surcharge",
"Double counted trips (pickup AND dropoff in special venue)",
"Trips where Uber paid a surcharge and didn't charge the rider",
"Trips where the dropoff did not occur in the current month",
"'Line' trips","Trips where Uber paid a $5 fee to the city")
dfValues <- c(416468,2338,140,72,-1773,NA)
isIntermediateSum = c(0,0,0,0,0,0)
isSum = c(0,0,0,0,0,1)
output$heatmap <- highcharter::renderHighchart({
createWaterfall(dfNames, dfValues, isSum, isIntermediateSum,"Line Trip Reconciliation",
"Cumulative Effect of Adjustments","Adjustment Type","Percent Effect")
})

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