graph_matrix: Graphs a set of matrix questions
In rblissett/pubpub: A Package for Simplifying Data Reporting

Description Usage Arguments Examples

Graphs a horizontal stacked bar plot to display information from a series of questions that use the same options (e.g., a matrix).

1 2	graph_matrix(items, respopts, labels, sort = "entry", mcmo = F, ordered = T, palette = NULL, ...)

`items`	Data frame with only items to be graphed
`respopts`	Vector with the order (low to high) of response options, must be specified even if options are not ordinal
`labels`	Vector, in order of `items` columns, with names of items
`sort`	The order in which items should be displayed upon graphing. Options include: `entry` - options are in the order of the original columns, `alpha` - options are in alphabetical order, or one of the response options from `respopts`, in which case the graph will be sorted descending order by that level
`mcmo`	Indicator for whether respondents could choose more than one option, default is FALSE
`ordered`	Specifies if the response options are ordered or not, if ordered, palette is "YlOrRd", if unordered, palette is "Pastel1", can be overridden with `palette`
`palette`	Sets custom palette for graphing, overrides defaults from `ordered` option, see <http://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/scale_brewer.html> for more detail

# Graph agree/disagree questions
graph_matrix(survey[get_matchvars(survey, "Opinion_")],
                    respopts=c("Disagree", "Neutral", "Agree"),
                    labels=c("Apples", "Bananas", "Coconuts"),
                    sort="Agree")