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I'm new to R and I'm trying to plot a small survey where I used a likert-scale.
I'm using
ggplot(Likert, aes(x=Anzahl, y=Frage, fill=Zustimmung)) + geom_col()
to display the data. There are probably better ways to do this and I probably should use data frames as I currently don't use them.
Now the actual Problem: The variable "Zustimung" has 5 different specifications but only 4 of them are shown and there are sorted weirdly.
I've found a few different posts online which seem to be regarding this issue but I can't understand them. Could someone please explain why this problem occures and how I can fix this?
As you can see,the grid of QWT has many spurs by default,and below grid is closed by a frame which is added manually by myself in ppt. Question is:
Is it possible to draw a closed grid in QWT?
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I have a problem getting the legend in ggplot2 to correspond to the color in the figure. And I have extra variables in the legend. I have read many posts on similar issues but unfortunately I have not been able to apply those to this situation - successfully at least. I tried using "fill" and "scale_fill_manual()", "theme()" and several others, but to no avail yet. Hopefully I am just missing something simple here, I appreciate any suggestions!
I am making a map and my code right now is:
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As Hadley commented in a previous string. It is currently not possible.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/2901210/2762612