Thanks for the very informative video. I'm teaching my students bar charts and this helps. One note: When you change the x and y axis, the *Total Employed RN* has to be in a forward tick, this " ` ", which had me confused for a bit.
Hi! I am new to R, your tutorials are helping me a lot to learn how to navigate through it, thank you! I was wondering, when we dont give "y" a value, on the charts we see the word "count" , I was wondering, is there any way to remove that word?
Hi there! Im really enjoying your videos. I am trying to reproduce your Nurse examples but my plot looks very weird compared to your, though I have checked multiple times that my code is the same. ggplot(nurses_2020, aes(x= State, y= "Total Employed RN")) + geom_col()
Basically, the plot i get is where all the state bars go to the exact same height horizontally. Also, when I go into your folder to look at your Rscript it says x = Total Employed RN and y = State, but that looks super wrong too.
Is it possible to make a bar plot where each colored bar has its own scaled y-axis? I’m trying to plot the density of two different species on the same plot but they’re on completely different “magnitudes” (0.1 vs 0.001).
You can find materials from this vid (and others) at github.com/equitable-equations/youtube.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for these videos ive learnt so much in such a short time!
Great job! Thank you very much!
Thanks for the very informative video. I'm teaching my students bar charts and this helps. One note: When you change the x and y axis,
the *Total Employed RN* has to be in a forward tick, this " ` ", which had me confused for a bit.
I could not get it to work until I read this. Thanks for posting it.
It’s probably just me not but in case anyone got stuck when trying to add total employed rn, remember to use backticks not quotes!
Awesome Video! How could I add margin text on a bar chart? I keep getting error "plot.new has not been called yet" when using mtext
I cannot do the last part of your video. I am a great fan of your video and will follow you. Thank you
Thanks! You can do it!
Thank you!
I am not able to access the Carseats datasets.
Hi! I am new to R, your tutorials are helping me a lot to learn how to navigate through it, thank you! I was wondering, when we dont give "y" a value, on the charts we see the word "count" , I was wondering, is there any way to remove that word?
Yep, you want to add a "labs" argument. There's a help file for it.
@@EquitableEquations ah i see, thank you! .
Hi there! Im really enjoying your videos. I am trying to reproduce your Nurse examples but my plot looks very weird compared to your, though I have checked multiple times that my code is the same.
ggplot(nurses_2020, aes(x= State,
y= "Total Employed RN")) +
geom_col()
Basically, the plot i get is where all the state bars go to the exact same height horizontally.
Also, when I go into your folder to look at your Rscript it says x = Total Employed RN and y = State, but that looks super wrong too.
Hi! You need to use a single tick ` and not a quotation mark ". R thinks you're specifying a character vector of length 1.
good, watched 2023.10.8
Is it possible to make a bar plot where each colored bar has its own scaled y-axis? I’m trying to plot the density of two different species on the same plot but they’re on completely different “magnitudes” (0.1 vs 0.001).
You might use a logarithmic scale for the y-axis with scale_y_continuous().
@@EquitableEquations That worked well, thank you!
Sir can u share your scripts in description Link? Thanks
A github with source files is definitely on my to-do list.
Done! See the link above.