How to create Multi-Panel plots in R with facet_wrap() and facet_grid()

[@TheDataDigest]

You can download the R code from this video here in my free skool community: www.skool.com/data-analysis-with-r-6607/classroom/daa88316?md=fafca7ecf1984ef78c9eda2c945fc07c

Great in-depth video, excellent content.

[@TheDataDigest]

Thanks for watching, liking and commenting :) I wanted to include as much as possible without being to long or boring. Next video will be about pie charts.

[@ignaciosanchez1983]

Great video! Keep going

[@icefunkdark8555]

This video is so useful. Thank you so much for sharing :) Appreciate the content and time.

[@TheDataDigest]

And thank you for taking the time to leave such a nice comment. It is really motivating for me, to see that other people find my content useful :)

[@greenone9951]

scale_x_reordered function seems useful

[@GaboMoya]

I have a question. How do u change the order of the desplay. The factet grid follows alphabetical order. But i need and special order. For example the order in min 7:09 its Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe. But what if u want Europe first?

[@TheDataDigest]

You have to use the factor() function and provide a new order of the levels. For example like this: gapminder$continent2

[@TheDataDigest]

Just for transparency: I orginally used "labels" but it has to be "levels" otherwise the Africa data just got re-labeld with Europe instead of ordering the levels new.

[@TheDataDigest]

I have a dedicated video about reordering factors: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZnLe4iEZq93gqs

[@91lovemusic]

14:19 i still fail doing that chart 😅

[@TheDataDigest]

What error message are you getting? Did you load the tidytext package to have the reorder_within() function available?

[@Zoyfad]

thanks for the video:) btw dplyr::slice_ functions are nice diamonds %>% slice_sample(n = 5000)

[@TheDataDigest]

Thanks for the feedback. Really great to have someone that posts some extra useful functions. I knew the slice() function and remember now using it in the past after arrange to only select the top 3 of something. But wasn't aware that there is slice_sample(). So thanks again :)