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  • Jitter chart in Power BI with average line by categories

    Jitter chart in Power BI with average line by categories

    Here is how to create a jitter chart in Power BI with averages by categories and using only Power BI and DAX capabilities. No custom visualizations are necessary. A jitter chart makes it easier to view overlapping data points by categories.

    January 27, 2023

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    DataViz, Power BI, PowerBIDataViz
  • How to add GIF animation to plot in R

    How to add GIF animation to plot in R

    Here is how to add GIF animation to the plot in R and draw extra attention. You can take a static ggplot2 plot and join it with GIF frames. As a result, you can create GIF in R with an infinite or finite loop.

    January 22, 2023

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    R, RDataViz
  • NAs introduced by coercion in R

    NAs introduced by coercion in R

    If you see the warning NAs introduced by coercion in R, don’t panic. It is not necessarily bad, but you should understand if that is acceptable. This warning message usually appears by converting non-numerical values to numerical values with functions like as.numeric or as.integer. It may also appear by creating plots where the correct data…

    January 22, 2023

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    R
  • Plot mean by group in R using ggplot2 or use other measures

    Plot mean by group in R using ggplot2 or use other measures

    Here is how to plot mean by group in R using ggplot2 or try other measures to summarize values. To demonstrate that, I will use a jitter plot. A jitter plot is great if you want to look at all data points by categories, but additional statistics might be useful for evaluation.

    January 21, 2023

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    R, RDataViz
  • How to create a jitter plot in R with ggplot2, plotly, and base

    How to create a jitter plot in R with ggplot2, plotly, and base

    Here are 3 ways to create a jitter plot in R, also called a strip chart or a dot plot which is a one-dimensional scatter plot. A jitter plot in R makes it easier to view overlapping data points by categorical or discrete values. In that scenario, the scatter plot groups all data points in…

    January 20, 2023

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    R, RDataViz
  • How to use different colors in the ggplot2 title in R

    How to use different colors in the ggplot2 title in R

    Different colors in the ggplot2 title might be useful to emphasize part of that or as a substitute for the R plot legend. It is not very easy to do, but worth it if it helps to draw the necessary attention.

    January 15, 2023

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    R, RDataViz
  • Remove or modify plot gridlines in ggplot2 R

    Remove or modify plot gridlines in ggplot2 R

    When it is necessary to make the plot that is looking cleaner, you might want to remove gridlines in the ggplot2 plot or at least modify them. Mainly gridlines are helpful if there is something to read against the plot axis. If it is not the case, try to remove them to improve your plot.…

    January 14, 2023

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    R, RDataViz
  • Create star rating in Excel or Power BI using DAX

    Create star rating in Excel or Power BI using DAX

    Here is a simple solution to create a five star rating in Excel using formulas or Power BI using DAX. The result is obtainable using only Excel formulas or DAX capabilities. You can do that with other symbols or emojis too. With the same techniques, it is possible to create a progress bar in Excel…

    January 13, 2023

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    DAX, Excel, Excel DataViz, Power BI
  • How to swap R plot axis or rotate axis labels in ggplot2

    How to swap R plot axis or rotate axis labels in ggplot2

    If it is necessary to swap the R plot axis, try to do that with the x and y arguments. Package ggplot2 allows you to swap the axis by using coord_flip, but it is mostly unnecessary. Try to fix the problem at the beginning.

    January 8, 2023

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    R, RDataViz
  • Jitter chart in Excel with average line

    Jitter chart in Excel with average line

    A jitter chart in Excel is a beautiful way to use a scatterplot and randomly distribute data points to make them more visible. In other words, if your problem is overlapping data points in Excel, this might be a good solution.

    January 7, 2023

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    DataViz, Excel, Excel DataViz
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