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How to create stacked bar chart using ggvis in R?
To create stacked bar chart using ggvis, we can follow the below steps −
- First of all, create a data frame.
- Create the stacked bar chart with layer_bars function of ggvis package.
Create the data frame
Let's create a data frame as shown below −
Group<-c("First","Second","First","Second") Level<-c("Low","Low","High","High") Count<-c(2,10,5,8) df<-data.frame(Group,Level,Count) df
On executing, the above script generates the below output(this output will vary on your system due to randomization) −
Group Level Count 1 First Low 2 2 Second Low 10 3 First High 5 4 Second High 8
Create the stacked bar chart with ggvis
Use layer_bars function of ggvis package to create the stacked bar chart for the data given in data frame df −
Group<-c("First","Second","First","Second") Level<-c("Low","Low","High","High") Count<-c(2,10,5,8) df<-data.frame(Group,Level,Count) library(ggvis) df %>% ggvis(x=~Group, y=~Count, fill=~Level) %>% group_by(Level) %>% layer_bars()
Output
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