custbarplot: Make a bar plot of responses on Likert scale

In mnetter589/R4BehavSciPackage: Generate Custom Barplots

Description

Make a bar plot of responses on Likert scale

Usage

custbarplot(data, xvar, grpvar, withingrp = FALSE, scalepoints = 7,
  decimals = TRUE, scale = "Agree", ...)

Arguments

data	Name of dataset (must be in wide format, i.e., one row per participant)
xvar	Name of variable of interest measured on Likert scale
grpvar	Name of variable of type factor by which bars should be split
withingrp	Logical value indicating whether or not percentages should be calculated within groups
scalepoints	Numeric value indicating number of scalepoints in Likert scale (at present, can take on value of 5 or 7)
decimals	Logical value indicating whether or not xvar is on a non-integer scale
scale	Character value indicating scale labels (at present, can take on values of "Agree", "Quant", or "True")
...	Other arguments to pass on to ggplot

Value

A barplot showing the counts and percentages of all values of xvar

Examples

mtcars$am <- as.factor(mtcars$am)
custbarplot(mtcars, xvar = gear, grpvar = am, withingrp = TRUE, scalepoints = 5, decimals = FALSE)

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