How to Create Pie Charts in R (6 easy ways)

[@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=d9007aa78f5744498326ed8a8d8c203c

[@icefunkdark8555]

I stumbled upon your content yesterday and keep coming back to your videos for references. Thanks for explaining everything very simply and accurately. It is very helpful. Thank you!

[@TheDataDigest]

Glad to hear that. Thanks for leaving a comment. What topics are you generally interested in when it comes to R or data analysis?

[@icefunkdark8555]

I am trying to learn business analytics (especially internationalization patterns of firms), structural equations, and mediation moderation.@@TheDataDigest But, it is very hard to find content on these topics. They are very specific and, of course, may not attract a lot of attention from general public :) But, data visualization and text analysis always part of what I do. Hence, always helpful to see content about them in R.

[@JollyRoger183]

I like that you combined so many different ways to make a pie chart in one video. ggpie from the pubr package seems really straight forward, but at first I forgot to use quotes and it did not work. Anyway, keep up the good work.

[@ClaisomWest]

Absolute life saver of a video. I'm desperately trying to do my stats project, which requires R, and I'm dogshite with programming stuff. I've actually managed to make something presentable.

[@TheDataDigest]

Glad you found my video helpful then :) If you need more help with your stats project you can always reach out to me via: [e-mail]

[@christhianulisesfrancofria3353]

Amaizing JOB SR. Thanks a lot!

[@m.shihamadam7664]

Thank you for posting this video - well explained!

[@TheDataDigest]

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.

[@lizongzhang]

learned a lot! magnetic voice!

[@TheDataDigest]

Great to hear. Are you using pie charts a lot for your analysis? Let me know if you need 1-to-1 support on any kind of r programming.

[@ignaciosanchez1983]

Hello, great video!. Could I ask you a question by email, regarding a problem I have? I can't adapt my dataframe to what you explain in your video :c

[@TheDataDigest]

Sure, you have my address. I wanted to answer your last question anyway but was too busy with work the last weeks. Sorry

[@ignaciosanchez1983]

​@@TheDataDigest Don't worry, in the end I was able to solve it with the help of the other emails. I sent you an email today!. Greetings!