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I want to develop a bar plot using this data with the same of columns as shown in the data.
Valley
Female
Young
Yearling
Class1
Class2
Class3
Hushey
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18
29
I tried this code, it produce the bar plot but with changed order of columns. developing bar plot using pivot_longer function, which produced graph but also changed the order of columns.
ibex %>%
pivot_longer(cols = -Valley) %>%
ggplot(aes(x=name,y=value)) +
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d1<-data.frame(Gene=c("DNA","DNA",
"RNA","RNA",
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27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
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I have this database, which is grouped by the variables Pres and Pres_ti.
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1 CARD IMP ASSE 13 0.26530612
2 CARD IMP IAMC 34 0.69387755
3 CARD IMP SEGPRIV 2 0.04081633
4 CARD PRO ASSE 10 0.25641026
5 CARD PRO IAMC 27 0.69230769
6 CARD PRO SEGPRIV 2 0.05128205
I used it to make a bar plot with ggplot,
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fct_reorder(perc)) ) +
geom_bar(stat="identity", width = 0.7)+
coord_flip()
With that code i made a graph which shows, within each category of pres, the share of the different Pres_ti categories.
I want to order the graph in order to get in the first place the bar where Pres_ti ASSE category has the highest percentage .
For example, in my data, CARD IMP should be first since ASSE percentage is 0.26>0.25
Any idea of how can i solve this problem?
Thanks
Maybe something like this will do the job:
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fct_reorder(perc)) ) +
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here is an example of my data:
test = data.frame(month_year = c("MAR13","APR13","MAY13","JUN13"),
turnover = c(10,15,25,10))
Here is my plot:
ggplot(data = test,
aes(x = month_year,
y = turnover,
group = 1))+
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Now my question is why is the X-axis sorted alphabetically and how can I prevent it, because as you can see it makes no sense.
Thank you!
Just use :
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turnover = c(10,15,25,10))