Plot vertical stacked bar charts that are scaled to 100% (figure type 2)

Usage

rub_plot_type_2(
  df,
  x_var,
  x_var_label = NULL,
  y_var,
  y_axis_label = "",
  fill_var,
  fill_label = NULL,
  fill_reverse = FALSE,
  facet_var = NULL,
  caption = "",
  caption_prefix = "Quelle:",
  filter_cutoff = 0.04,
  color = RUB_colors["blue"],
  palette_reverse = FALSE,
  base_family = get_font_df()[["family"]],
  base_size = 11,
  max_width_strip_label = 80
)

Arguments

df: Data frame
x_var: Required variable name for the variable containing the discrete x-coordinates.
x_var_label: Optional variable name for the character variable containing the names of the x variable, defaults to NULL.
y_var: Required variable name for the variable containing the y-coordinates. Will be coerced to numeric with as.numeric.
y_axis_label: Optional label for the y-axis, defaults to an empty string.
fill_var: Variable name for the discrete variable which determines the groups to be stacked, e.g. degree.
fill_label: Optional variable name for the character variable containing the names of the fill variable, defaults to NULL.
fill_reverse: Boolean indicating whether the order of the fill variable should be reversed, defaults to FALSE.
facet_var: Optional variable name for the discrete variable to facet by, defaults to NULL.
caption: Optional character containing the data source for the figure (prefix 'Quelle:' is automatically added).
caption_prefix: Optional character containing the prefix for the caption, defaults to 'Quelle:'.
filter_cutoff: Optional cutoff value for the suppression of data labels. By default, all values below 0.04 of the total value of the stacked bar chart are suppressed.
color: Color for font and borders, defaults to RUB_colors["blue"], i.e. #003560.
palette_reverse: Optional boolean indicating whether the colors in the palette should be reversed, defaults to FALSE.
base_family: base font family, defaults to RubFlama
base_size: base font size, defaults to 11
max_width_strip_label: Optional maximum width in characters for the facet label passed to ggplot2::label_wrap_gen.

Value

A ggplot object

Examples

# Create test data for all three mandatory variables (x_var, y_var, fill_var)
df_t2_ex1 <- tibble::tribble(
  ~cohort_term,     ~status_percentage,               ~cohort_status,
  "2. cohort term",              0.951,                   "Studying",
  "2. cohort term",              0.003,            "Changed subject",
  "2. cohort term",                  0,                  "Graduated",
  "2. cohort term",              0.019, "Disenrolled without degree",
  "2. cohort term",              0.027,            "Dropped subject",
  "4. cohort term",               0.89,                   "Studying",
  "4. cohort term",              0.062,            "Changed subject",
  "4. cohort term",              0.002,                  "Graduated",
  "4. cohort term",               0.02, "Disenrolled without degree",
  "4. cohort term",              0.027,            "Dropped subject",
  "6. cohort term",               0.79,                   "Studying",
  "6. cohort term",               0.15,            "Changed subject",
  "6. cohort term",              0.007,                  "Graduated",
  "6. cohort term",              0.024, "Disenrolled without degree",
  "6. cohort term",              0.028,            "Dropped subject",
  "8. cohort term",              0.612,                   "Studying",
  "8. cohort term",              0.296,            "Changed subject",
  "8. cohort term",               0.01,                  "Graduated",
  "8. cohort term",              0.027, "Disenrolled without degree",
  "8. cohort term",              0.054,            "Dropped subject"
)

rub_plot_type_2(
  df = df_t2_ex1,
  x_var = cohort_term,
  y_var = status_percentage,
  fill_var = cohort_status,
  base_family = "sans"
)

Plot vertical stacked bar charts that are scaled to 100% (figure type 2)

Usage

Arguments

Value

See also

Examples