I am very new to R and I wanted to use a box and whisker chart in my power bi dashboard and the custom visualisation for this was very slow for the volume of data.
I got the same data I am using in power bi from a mssql 2012 database and tried the same code in R studio. I get the box and whisker chart but all I get is horizontal bars. I am using the below code. SecondsOpen is still a num in the data frame as I had read this can get set to factor.
When I calculate median and average and percentiles via functions in power bi it all works ok. I am clearly doing something wrong but as I am so new to R I am struggling to see what.
library(ggplot2)
ggplot(res,aes(month_start_date,'SecondsOpen')) +geom_boxplot()
Box and whisker Image
Dataframe Datatypes Image
ah it was 'SecondsOpen' should be SecondsOpen!
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I think I have found a possible bug in Plotly by Akevelon of Power bi. The thing is that I have made a boxplot in power bi using the component I mentioned above and I get very different metrics than if I do it with rstudio using the plotly package.
The boxplot I tried to make contains on the x=type and y=publication axis of the following dataset: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/aneesayoub/world-universities-ranking-2022?resource=download
This are the results I get by using plotly on power bi
This are the results I get by using plotly on Rstudio
The code I used in R is the following:
library(ggplot2)
library(plotly)
pl=ggplot(my_data,aes(x=type,y=publication))+geom_boxplot(outlier.shape = NA)
ggplotly(pl)
Any idea of what is the problem?
I tried by using Python and I get the same results as R boxplot
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I'd attach an image of what I have so far, but I'm new to this website and it won't let me yet.
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Thanks a lot for the help,
culicidae
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However the SAS has a compatibility issue with plotting series and vbar together. Is there a way to plot my data as above?
Take a look at the V9.2 GBarLine example at:
http://robslink.com/SAS/democd30/aaaindex.htm
If you have SAS version 9.2 or above you should be fine.