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How do you specifically order ggplot2 x axis instead of alphabetical order? [duplicate]
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So I'm having a pretty big problem. I'm trying to plot animal density (using two methods) against months.
When I plot one of the two methods, the months go out of order and I can't seem to get them to work.
In the end I want to have each of the two methods (camera.estimations and scat.estimations) on the same plot, with SD of each included and months in the right order. Any pointers from you lovely R folk would be awesome!
Here's my data:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjSTnjcF57_IdEhUXzFyQmtZaG5NXzdzTXZkbFdweXc&usp=sharing
I have used this post to help structure my ggplots before
How do you specifically order ggplot2 x axis instead of alphabetical order?
Manually setting the order of factors works but can be annoying, but is the best answer I have for you :)
without more information hope it helps!
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I am fairly new to all of this, and I'm currently working with some datasets for fun/practice. I took a course on R, and it explained the basics and dove a little deeper into ggplot2, but I am at a point where I'm not quite sure what to do.
The dataset is commodity prices from 1960-2021. I am trying to visualize the cost of crude oil over that time, and currently I have a decent chart, but I am wanting to change the intervals on the tick marks so that it is more readable. I will also take any advice you guys have on how to make it look even better!
I've attached my current chart here. (https://i.stack.imgur.com/o9Z63.png)
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I appreciate any and all help with this. I'm just working on it for the fun of it and to get some practice in, but figured I would use this resource and try to see what we can come up with.
Thanks!
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Here's an image I made in paint on what I'm trying to do
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Impossible labeling the minor ticks: Is this justified or a conceptual bug. At first sight it seems obvious that you want to do that, for example Mayor=years minor=months" and hadley responded
There is an infinite number of things that seems "obvious" to someone
- I can only implement and support a finite number
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