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I'm trying to rename the names which are shown in the tooltip in a qplot
By using aes it worked so far but then i got the problem, that the values are incorrect because i dont know how to read each correct coordinate points
Is there a way changing the names directly without creating new text-fields with aes?
g=qplot(dataset[1], dataset[2], data=dataset, aes(x,y)) + geom_point(aes(text=sprintf("Costs: %s<br>Count: <br>Last Name: ", dataset[4])))
See screenshot here: https://ibb.co/bCN4Sx
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You might send an email to pbircvsupport@microsoft.com. There're expirienced R-script developers who is able to assist.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
You can access to the tooltip labels in this way:
p = ggplotly(fp); #tooltips on scatter p$x$data[[1]]$text = generateNiceTooltips(dataset[drawPoints,]) #tooltips on lines p$x$data[[2]]$text = paste(as.character(conf1*100),"% limits (l)",sep ="") p$x$data[[3]]$text = paste(as.character(conf1*100),"% limits (u)",sep ="") p$x$data[[4]]$text = paste(as.character(conf2*100),"% limits (l)",sep ="") p$x$data[[5]]$text = paste(as.character(conf2*100),"% limits (u)",sep ="") p$x$data[[6]]$text = paste("baseline ", as.character(round(p.fem,4)), sep ="") # save HTML with predefined name internalSaveWidget(p, 'out.html')
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You might send an email to pbircvsupport@microsoft.com. There're expirienced R-script developers who is able to assist.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
You can access to the tooltip labels in this way:
p = ggplotly(fp); #tooltips on scatter p$x$data[[1]]$text = generateNiceTooltips(dataset[drawPoints,]) #tooltips on lines p$x$data[[2]]$text = paste(as.character(conf1*100),"% limits (l)",sep ="") p$x$data[[3]]$text = paste(as.character(conf1*100),"% limits (u)",sep ="") p$x$data[[4]]$text = paste(as.character(conf2*100),"% limits (l)",sep ="") p$x$data[[5]]$text = paste(as.character(conf2*100),"% limits (u)",sep ="") p$x$data[[6]]$text = paste("baseline ", as.character(round(p.fem,4)), sep ="") # save HTML with predefined name internalSaveWidget(p, 'out.html')
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