Barplot and column plot using R (ggplot)

In this video we will explore how to draw barplot, column plot using ggplot2. Data used in the video can be downloaded from drive.google.com/file/d/1jcr-...
0:00 Introduction
1:03 First example
3:47 Stacked barplot
5:49 Flip coordinates
6:29 Side wise barplot
7:30 Use Facet wrap
10:15 column plot

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Good job, looking forward for more R contents.

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Thank you sir. Very nicely done ! More lectures sir !

[@AmrateMoustafa]

Very useful. Thanks a lot!

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Thank you sir. Very well explained.

[@adamw2030]

Useful for economics as well. Thank you

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[@sc00badive]

I’m wondering what values were being used for the y axis in the stacked bar plots when the y axis wasn’t specified.

[@bioinfquests]

Its the count of each category which is specified on x axis. it will be automatically counted. When we specify x with a column, R will xount frequency of each category and consider that as y. Hope it answers.