position_dodge on geom_text on dodged barplot
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My DF looks like this:
Date H2 Value
2018-06-04 H2_Avg 0.08
2018-06-07 H2_Avg 0.11
2018-06-16 H2_Avg 0.12
2018-06-20 H2_Avg 0.13
2018-06-23 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-06-26 H2_Avg 0.16
2018-06-30 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-07-04 H2_Avg 0.38
2018-07-09 H2_Avg 0.44
2018-07-12 H2_Avg 0.34
2018-06-04 H2_disabled 0.07
2018-06-07 H2_disabled 0.09
2018-06-16 H2_disabled 0.10
2018-06-20 H2_disabled 0.14
2018-06-23 H2_disabled 0.23
2018-06-26 H2_disabled 0.18
2018-06-30 H2_disabled 0.22
2018-07-04 H2_disabled 0.33
2018-07-09 H2_disabled 0.27
2018-07-12 H2_disabled 0.24
I want to plot a dodged barplot with the values written within the columns.
My code to plot looks like this:
DF %>% ggplot() +
geom_col(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2), position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(Date, Value, label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width = 1),
vjust = 1.5)
This outputs the following:
As you can see, the values specified by geom_text are not legible where the differences between the two columns are small.
Is there a way to improve this?
Flipping the coordinates and then using the position_dodge argument as proposed here: Position geom_text on dodged barplot does not work for my data due to the small differences between the two groups.
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My DF looks like this:
Date H2 Value
2018-06-04 H2_Avg 0.08
2018-06-07 H2_Avg 0.11
2018-06-16 H2_Avg 0.12
2018-06-20 H2_Avg 0.13
2018-06-23 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-06-26 H2_Avg 0.16
2018-06-30 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-07-04 H2_Avg 0.38
2018-07-09 H2_Avg 0.44
2018-07-12 H2_Avg 0.34
2018-06-04 H2_disabled 0.07
2018-06-07 H2_disabled 0.09
2018-06-16 H2_disabled 0.10
2018-06-20 H2_disabled 0.14
2018-06-23 H2_disabled 0.23
2018-06-26 H2_disabled 0.18
2018-06-30 H2_disabled 0.22
2018-07-04 H2_disabled 0.33
2018-07-09 H2_disabled 0.27
2018-07-12 H2_disabled 0.24
I want to plot a dodged barplot with the values written within the columns.
My code to plot looks like this:
DF %>% ggplot() +
geom_col(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2), position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(Date, Value, label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width = 1),
vjust = 1.5)
This outputs the following:
As you can see, the values specified by geom_text are not legible where the differences between the two columns are small.
Is there a way to improve this?
Flipping the coordinates and then using the position_dodge argument as proposed here: Position geom_text on dodged barplot does not work for my data due to the small differences between the two groups.
r ggplot2 dplyr
Possible duplicate of Plot text/labels centered on a dodged bar plot
– Masoud
Nov 9 at 15:28
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My DF looks like this:
Date H2 Value
2018-06-04 H2_Avg 0.08
2018-06-07 H2_Avg 0.11
2018-06-16 H2_Avg 0.12
2018-06-20 H2_Avg 0.13
2018-06-23 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-06-26 H2_Avg 0.16
2018-06-30 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-07-04 H2_Avg 0.38
2018-07-09 H2_Avg 0.44
2018-07-12 H2_Avg 0.34
2018-06-04 H2_disabled 0.07
2018-06-07 H2_disabled 0.09
2018-06-16 H2_disabled 0.10
2018-06-20 H2_disabled 0.14
2018-06-23 H2_disabled 0.23
2018-06-26 H2_disabled 0.18
2018-06-30 H2_disabled 0.22
2018-07-04 H2_disabled 0.33
2018-07-09 H2_disabled 0.27
2018-07-12 H2_disabled 0.24
I want to plot a dodged barplot with the values written within the columns.
My code to plot looks like this:
DF %>% ggplot() +
geom_col(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2), position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(Date, Value, label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width = 1),
vjust = 1.5)
This outputs the following:
As you can see, the values specified by geom_text are not legible where the differences between the two columns are small.
Is there a way to improve this?
Flipping the coordinates and then using the position_dodge argument as proposed here: Position geom_text on dodged barplot does not work for my data due to the small differences between the two groups.
r ggplot2 dplyr
My DF looks like this:
Date H2 Value
2018-06-04 H2_Avg 0.08
2018-06-07 H2_Avg 0.11
2018-06-16 H2_Avg 0.12
2018-06-20 H2_Avg 0.13
2018-06-23 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-06-26 H2_Avg 0.16
2018-06-30 H2_Avg 0.24
2018-07-04 H2_Avg 0.38
2018-07-09 H2_Avg 0.44
2018-07-12 H2_Avg 0.34
2018-06-04 H2_disabled 0.07
2018-06-07 H2_disabled 0.09
2018-06-16 H2_disabled 0.10
2018-06-20 H2_disabled 0.14
2018-06-23 H2_disabled 0.23
2018-06-26 H2_disabled 0.18
2018-06-30 H2_disabled 0.22
2018-07-04 H2_disabled 0.33
2018-07-09 H2_disabled 0.27
2018-07-12 H2_disabled 0.24
I want to plot a dodged barplot with the values written within the columns.
My code to plot looks like this:
DF %>% ggplot() +
geom_col(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2), position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(Date, Value, label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width = 1),
vjust = 1.5)
This outputs the following:
As you can see, the values specified by geom_text are not legible where the differences between the two columns are small.
Is there a way to improve this?
Flipping the coordinates and then using the position_dodge argument as proposed here: Position geom_text on dodged barplot does not work for my data due to the small differences between the two groups.
r ggplot2 dplyr
r ggplot2 dplyr
asked Nov 9 at 14:56
G. Perich
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Possible duplicate of Plot text/labels centered on a dodged bar plot
– Masoud
Nov 9 at 15:28
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Possible duplicate of Plot text/labels centered on a dodged bar plot
– Masoud
Nov 9 at 15:28
Possible duplicate of Plot text/labels centered on a dodged bar plot
– Masoud
Nov 9 at 15:28
Possible duplicate of Plot text/labels centered on a dodged bar plot
– Masoud
Nov 9 at 15:28
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Try:
DF %>% ggplot(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2)) +
geom_col(position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width=1),
vjust=1.5)
Please note that I made the code a bit shorter by including aes() already in ggplot().

Nope, I still get the same solution as above. My graphic device does not output me the same spacing of the geom_text values as yours does. Seems like an error on the graphics device imo. restarting R did not help either.
– G. Perich
Nov 9 at 16:30
Did you already try to save your plot e.g. to pdf or to png? Maybe it's just R or RStudio. You might also try to update ggplot2, R and / or RStudio
– alex_555
Nov 9 at 18:03
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I finally found the cause of the problem. It had to do with the formatting of the "Date" Column. I had it formatted as a POSIXct date format. For some reason this messed with the position_dodge formatting as described in my original question. Reformatting the date as a plain character solved the question and gave me the same plot as @alex_555's solution.
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Try:
DF %>% ggplot(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2)) +
geom_col(position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width=1),
vjust=1.5)
Please note that I made the code a bit shorter by including aes() already in ggplot().

Nope, I still get the same solution as above. My graphic device does not output me the same spacing of the geom_text values as yours does. Seems like an error on the graphics device imo. restarting R did not help either.
– G. Perich
Nov 9 at 16:30
Did you already try to save your plot e.g. to pdf or to png? Maybe it's just R or RStudio. You might also try to update ggplot2, R and / or RStudio
– alex_555
Nov 9 at 18:03
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Try:
DF %>% ggplot(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2)) +
geom_col(position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width=1),
vjust=1.5)
Please note that I made the code a bit shorter by including aes() already in ggplot().

Nope, I still get the same solution as above. My graphic device does not output me the same spacing of the geom_text values as yours does. Seems like an error on the graphics device imo. restarting R did not help either.
– G. Perich
Nov 9 at 16:30
Did you already try to save your plot e.g. to pdf or to png? Maybe it's just R or RStudio. You might also try to update ggplot2, R and / or RStudio
– alex_555
Nov 9 at 18:03
add a comment |
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1
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up vote
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Try:
DF %>% ggplot(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2)) +
geom_col(position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width=1),
vjust=1.5)
Please note that I made the code a bit shorter by including aes() already in ggplot().

Try:
DF %>% ggplot(aes(Date, Value, fill = H2)) +
geom_col(position = "dodge") +
geom_text(aes(label = Value),
position = position_dodge(width=1),
vjust=1.5)
Please note that I made the code a bit shorter by including aes() already in ggplot().

answered Nov 9 at 15:18
alex_555
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Nope, I still get the same solution as above. My graphic device does not output me the same spacing of the geom_text values as yours does. Seems like an error on the graphics device imo. restarting R did not help either.
– G. Perich
Nov 9 at 16:30
Did you already try to save your plot e.g. to pdf or to png? Maybe it's just R or RStudio. You might also try to update ggplot2, R and / or RStudio
– alex_555
Nov 9 at 18:03
add a comment |
Nope, I still get the same solution as above. My graphic device does not output me the same spacing of the geom_text values as yours does. Seems like an error on the graphics device imo. restarting R did not help either.
– G. Perich
Nov 9 at 16:30
Did you already try to save your plot e.g. to pdf or to png? Maybe it's just R or RStudio. You might also try to update ggplot2, R and / or RStudio
– alex_555
Nov 9 at 18:03
Nope, I still get the same solution as above. My graphic device does not output me the same spacing of the geom_text values as yours does. Seems like an error on the graphics device imo. restarting R did not help either.
– G. Perich
Nov 9 at 16:30
Nope, I still get the same solution as above. My graphic device does not output me the same spacing of the geom_text values as yours does. Seems like an error on the graphics device imo. restarting R did not help either.
– G. Perich
Nov 9 at 16:30
Did you already try to save your plot e.g. to pdf or to png? Maybe it's just R or RStudio. You might also try to update ggplot2, R and / or RStudio
– alex_555
Nov 9 at 18:03
Did you already try to save your plot e.g. to pdf or to png? Maybe it's just R or RStudio. You might also try to update ggplot2, R and / or RStudio
– alex_555
Nov 9 at 18:03
add a comment |
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I finally found the cause of the problem. It had to do with the formatting of the "Date" Column. I had it formatted as a POSIXct date format. For some reason this messed with the position_dodge formatting as described in my original question. Reformatting the date as a plain character solved the question and gave me the same plot as @alex_555's solution.
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I finally found the cause of the problem. It had to do with the formatting of the "Date" Column. I had it formatted as a POSIXct date format. For some reason this messed with the position_dodge formatting as described in my original question. Reformatting the date as a plain character solved the question and gave me the same plot as @alex_555's solution.
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I finally found the cause of the problem. It had to do with the formatting of the "Date" Column. I had it formatted as a POSIXct date format. For some reason this messed with the position_dodge formatting as described in my original question. Reformatting the date as a plain character solved the question and gave me the same plot as @alex_555's solution.
I finally found the cause of the problem. It had to do with the formatting of the "Date" Column. I had it formatted as a POSIXct date format. For some reason this messed with the position_dodge formatting as described in my original question. Reformatting the date as a plain character solved the question and gave me the same plot as @alex_555's solution.
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Possible duplicate of Plot text/labels centered on a dodged bar plot
– Masoud
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