Create a function that converts a dataframe into a format suitable for a treemap structure(R,plotly)
I want to create a treemap for a dataframe using the Plotly package. For this purpose, I need to create a function that converts the dataframe into a format suitable for a treemap structure. On the page https://plotly.com/r/treemaps/, there are explanations on how to create a treemap.
Vertical Line Plot in Plotly Does Not Respect Order
I am struggling to convince plotly
to respect the order of points in my vertical line chart.
Vertical Line Plot in Plotly Does Not Respect Order
I am struggling to convince plotly
to respect the order of points in my vertical line chart.
How do I format R Plotly axis to show ticks in gigabytes instead of billions?
I am working on a bar chart that represents database size at the beginning of each month. Please see the simplification of my code below:
Create dropdown list in R using plotly?
I want to create a dropdown list with the years 2019 to 2024 for this plot:
Add points over bars in R
When creating a bar plot in plotly, it automatically offsets bars next to one another, but if I add points to the same plot, the points are not offset. How do I offset the points to match the bars?
Plotly: Add points over bars in R
When creating a bar plot in plotly, it automatically offsets bars next to one another, but if I add points to the same plot, the points are not offset. How do I offset the points to match the bars?
Set the font-size in the downloaded plot using {plotly}
I am trying to download a 4k .png
-image using the modebar
via {plotly}. However, the font size is too small when downloaded, as opposed to the rendered plot in R studio.
Is it possible to overlay a stacked barchart onto a barchart that isn’t stacked?
I am trying to create a graph using plot_ly that looks something like this (i.e. there is a stacked plot over the top of an unstacked plot). FYI the numbers above the bars are not relevant for this.
R plot_ly: is it possible to overlay a stacked barchart onto a barchart that isn’t stacked?
I am trying to create a graph using plot_ly that looks like this (i.e. there is a stacked plot over the top of an unstacked plot).