Set two digits for correlogram, but some values were rounded up to one

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I tried to create a correlogram with all values having two decimal places, but some of them still only have one.



I used both codes but didn't help



corrplot(round(corr(M)),2)

corrplot(M,number.digits=2)





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I tried to create a correlogram with all values having two decimal places, but some of them still only have one.



I used both codes but didn't help



corrplot(round(corr(M)),2)

corrplot(M,number.digits=2)





r r-corrplot







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I tried to create a correlogram with all values having two decimal places, but some of them still only have one.



I used both codes but didn't help



corrplot(round(corr(M)),2)

corrplot(M,number.digits=2)





r r-corrplot







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I tried to create a correlogram with all values having two decimal places, but some of them still only have one.



I used both codes but didn't help



corrplot(round(corr(M)),2)

corrplot(M,number.digits=2)





r r-corrplot




r r-corrplot






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The first attempt seems ok, despite you are not using the right function, corr seems not exists:



library(corrplot)

M <- mtcars

# one digit

corrplot(round(cor(M),1), method = "number")



M <- mtcars

# two digits

corrplot(round(cor(M),s), method = "number")


Despite it seems you can't go over 3 digits.






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    The first attempt seems ok, despite you are not using the right function, corr seems not exists:



    library(corrplot)
    
M <- mtcars
    
# one digit
    
corrplot(round(cor(M),1), method = "number")
    

    
M <- mtcars
    
# two digits
    
corrplot(round(cor(M),s), method = "number")


    Despite it seems you can't go over 3 digits.






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      The first attempt seems ok, despite you are not using the right function, corr seems not exists:



      library(corrplot)
      
M <- mtcars
      
# one digit
      
corrplot(round(cor(M),1), method = "number")
      

      
M <- mtcars
      
# two digits
      
corrplot(round(cor(M),s), method = "number")


      Despite it seems you can't go over 3 digits.






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        The first attempt seems ok, despite you are not using the right function, corr seems not exists:



        library(corrplot)
        
M <- mtcars
        
# one digit
        
corrplot(round(cor(M),1), method = "number")
        

        
M <- mtcars
        
# two digits
        
corrplot(round(cor(M),s), method = "number")


        Despite it seems you can't go over 3 digits.






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        The first attempt seems ok, despite you are not using the right function, corr seems not exists:



        library(corrplot)
        
M <- mtcars
        
# one digit
        
corrplot(round(cor(M),1), method = "number")
        

        
M <- mtcars
        
# two digits
        
corrplot(round(cor(M),s), method = "number")


        Despite it seems you can't go over 3 digits.







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