R Tutorial 14. plot|Plot Bar plot in R Categorical variable with customized color |Percentage plot R

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[@rapatel1642]

Nice video, I have been searching for this.

[@bernicebaako1533]

Wow, you literally saved my life. Thanks so much. Great video

[@DataFunAnalyticaltricks]

Thank you 🙂

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[@hanialnami7468]

Thank you so much. Clear and easy to follow

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Thanks

[@_philosophie]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@DataFunAnalyticaltricks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jababnamgay6366]

Thanks a lot sir

[@Room3102]

Nice video!
I got from to set the percentages at the first try.
However, after I closed my R Studio and opened it again, it showed me an error while trying to compile:
Error in FUN(X[[i]], ...) : object 'A' not found
Would you have any idea why?

[@DataFunAnalyticaltricks]

I guess you need to run whole code again

[@rezwanaassad]

How to change data on x-axis to percentage as well?

[@LeonelaLorenaYamucaSalvatierra]

How use fill = factor(ifelse (x=="name"))) ? My results is Error in ifelse(x == "name") :
argument "yes" is missing, with no default

[@DataFunAnalyticaltricks]

Can you share me actual senario

[@LeonelaLorenaYamucaSalvatierra]

already solve the problem thanks!

[@DataFunAnalyticaltricks]

good
Fill=factor(ifelse(x=="name"),"A","B")

[@LeonelaLorenaYamucaSalvatierra]

@@DataFunAnalyticaltricks exactly!

[@mr.asiandefault]

Hey Data/Fun, I'm stuck on my HW because I can't seem to figure out how to label my bar graphs. Can I send you an email about my homework, so maybe you could help me?

[@DataFunAnalyticaltricks]

Sure
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[@mr.asiandefault]

@@DataFunAnalyticaltricks I've figured it out thank you though :)

[@tanmay094]

How can I fit a normal curve over the barplot?