ms_line_y2: Create a line chart mschart object

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Create a line chart mschart object

Description

This function creates a mschart object automatically formatted for a line chart. It requires two lists called "text_settings_grouped" and "color_settings_grouped" by default that specify the colors desired for the chart.

Usage

ms_line_y2(
  data = frequencies,
  x_var = "label",
  y_var = "result",
  group_var = "group_var",
  axis_text_size = 14,
  axis_title_size = 18,
  axis_x_display = TRUE,
  axis_x_label = "",
  axis_x_rotate = 0,
  axis_x_rotate_title = 0,
  axis_y_display = TRUE,
  axis_y_label = "",
  axis_y_min = 0,
  axis_y_max = NULL,
  axis_y_rotate = 0,
  axis_y_rotate_title = 0,
  font_family = "BentonSans Regular",
  label_color = color_settings_grouped,
  label_position = "t",
  label_show_values = TRUE,
  label_text = text_settings_grouped,
  legend_pos = c("n", "t", "b", "tr", "l", "r"),
  legend_text_size = 16,
  num_fmt = c("percent", "general"),
  smooth = 0,
  title_label = "",
  title_size = 18
)

Arguments

data	DEFAULT = frequencies;The name of the data frame that the mscharts pulls from.
x_var	DEFAULT = 'label'; The name of your time variable
y_var	DEFAULT = 'result'; When using the freqs function, will typically be result (is by default).
group_var	DEFAULT = 'group_var'; Each line will be a distinct value of this variable
axis_text_size	DEFAULT = 14; Font size for variable levels and percentages.
axis_title_size	DEFAULT = 18; Font size for axis_x_label and axis_y_label.
axis_x_display, axis_y_display	DEFAULT = TRUE
axis_x_label, axis_y_label	DEFAULT = ”; Title for the x_axis and y_axis
axis_x_rotate, axis_y_rotate	DEFAULT = 0; Rotation of axis text. Set to -45 for diagonal, giving more space for text.
axis_x_rotate_title, axis_y_rotate_title	DEFAULT = 0, set y_axis rotation to 360 for horizontal text
axis_y_min	DEFAULT = 0 to show full data without skewing perspective, but can be adjusted.
axis_y_max	DEFAULT = NULL
font_family	DEFAULT = 'BentonSans Regular' (Qualtrics font). Sets the fonts for axis, legends, and titles. Label font is set within label_color and label_text lists. May specify fonts in quotes, e.g. "Times New Roman"
label_color	DEFAULT = color_settings_grouped; A list of color settings for the bars. This affects font size and color. Specified outside of the function. If a list of one, no need to specify values. Otherwise, they must exactly match the group_var levels. Example: color_settings <- list('District 1' = lime, 'District 2' = bluepurple)
label_position	DEFAULT = 't'; Specifies the position of the data label. It should be one of 'b', 'ctr', 'inBase', 'inEnd', 'l', 'outEnd', 'r', 't'. When grouping is 'clustered', it should be one of 'ctr','inBase','inEnd','outEnd'. When grouping is 'stacked', it should be one of 'ctr','inBase','inEnd'. When grouping is 'standard', it should be one of 'b','ctr','l','r','t'.
label_show_values	DEFAULT = TRUE; TRUE or FALSE. Show percent labels for each value.
label_text	DEFAULT = text_settings_grouped; A list of text settings for the percent labels. This affects font size and color. Specified outside of the function. If a list of one, no need to specify values. Otherwise, they must exactly match the group_var levels. Example: text_settings <- list(fp_text(font.size = 10.5, color = bluepurple))
legend_pos	DEFAULT = 'n' for none; Other legend positions are 'b', 'tr', 'l', 'r', 't'.
legend_text_size	DEFAULT = 14
num_fmt	DEFAULT = 'percent'; Can also be set to 'general' for non-percentages. Changes formatting for both the labels and axis
smooth	DEFAULT = 0. If 0, the lines will be straight between points. If 1, lines will be smoothed
title_label	DEFAULT = ”; Add your title in "" as the title of the chart.
title_size	DEFAULT = 18

Examples

frequencies <- tibble::tibble(
  label = rep(c('2000', '2001', '2002'), 2),
  group_var = rep(c('Brand 1', 'Brand 2'), 3),
  result = c(.18, .20, .24, .25, .24, .23)
)

color_settings_grouped <- list(
  'Brand 1' = 'green',
  'Brand 2' = 'red'
)
text_settings_grouped <- list(
  'Brand 1' = officer::fp_text(color = 'green'),
  'Brand 2' = officer::fp_text(color = 'red')
)

chart <- ms_line_y2()
print(chart, preview = TRUE)

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