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Hello,
I'm trying for the first time ever R Scripting with ggplot. However I've encountered a small roadblock. While attempting to do a line chart, why does my data plunges to 0 but lines back to the number it should be? My data doesn't behave in such way, so what am I missing? I'm truly an beginner in this topic, so it might be something dumb, however I haven't found any answers online yet.
library(ggplot2) library(gtable) library(grid) #library(extrafont) data <- dataset mon <- data$Monto trans <- data$Transacciones fec <- format(as.Date(data$Fecha), "%Y/%m") options(scipen=999) p1 <- ggplot(data, aes(fec, mon, group = 1)) + geom_line() p1
* Note: I've been attempting to create a visual of two y axes. That's why I'm using ggplot. I'm halfway there, but I need to get this fixed first.
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Based on your code, it seems you put date field into your dataset. I assume you have data on day level. As you format your Date into "YearMonth", which means you have multiple data point on same X axis category. This the reason why your line goes crazy.
In your scenario, you should use stat_summary() function to have those data points aggregate on each "YearMonth". Please refer to my sample below:
library(ggplot2) library(gtable) df <- dataset trans <- df$Amount fec <- format(as.Date(df$Date), "%Y/%m") options(scipen=999) p1 <- ggplot() +stat_summary(aes(x=fec, y=trans,group=1), fun.y = sum, geom = "line") p1
Regards,
Based on your code, it seems you put date field into your dataset. I assume you have data on day level. As you format your Date into "YearMonth", which means you have multiple data point on same X axis category. This the reason why your line goes crazy.
In your scenario, you should use stat_summary() function to have those data points aggregate on each "YearMonth". Please refer to my sample below:
library(ggplot2) library(gtable) df <- dataset trans <- df$Amount fec <- format(as.Date(df$Date), "%Y/%m") options(scipen=999) p1 <- ggplot() +stat_summary(aes(x=fec, y=trans,group=1), fun.y = sum, geom = "line") p1
Regards,
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