How to Plot correlation in R

[@abebewoldesenbet2080]

Wakje Magna! Very nice work and very useful! keeeeeeeeeeeeep it up

[@lamigebrekidan1238]

Thanks very interesting presentation keep it up.if you add another from the rest method specially the one that shown by number is good

[@wakjiratesfahun3682]

Okay.

[@camilaleonor_]

Thanks man, it helped a lot

[@wakjiratesfahun3682]

Thanks.

[@ademewoz8603]

Interesting!!!!! really very help full!!!!!!!!!!! my question is how can we handle when there is more than one independent variable.

[@wakjiratesfahun3682]

To the best of my knowldge It is only designed for one to one.

[@AnkitKumar-i1f8b]

@@wakjiratesfahun3682 please make a video for the multiple independent variables, so that we can create several plots together!

[@muhammadaqil2869]

finally you made it..very nice ...

[@wakjiratesfahun3682]

Thank you for your Patience.

[@AnkitKumar-i1f8b]

Hello, just for testing this method I have data of two variables in two rows (fuel and seed) but via this script, it's not picking up the speed as x. why this is happening?

[@wakjiratesfahun3682]

Can you share the data?

[@AnkitKumar-i1f8b]

@@wakjiratesfahun3682 genotype bm ht A 170 12 b 175 15 c 146 25 d 163 35 e 170 27 f 172 30 g 177 28 h 185 34 i 190 36 j 200 43 here is the script: plot_cor( ht, bm, method = "Biomass", ylab = "Height", xlab = "biomass", theme = theme_classic(), pointsize = 5, shape = 21, fill = "orange", color = "blue", axis.size = 12, ic = TRUE, title = NA, family = "sans") everything is fine, but not picking up my x variable shows like " Error: object 'bm' not found" Why so? thanks in advance!

[@wakjiratesfahun3682]

Please send me pseudo data and I will provide the code. Here is my email adress,[e-mail]

[@_neogurita]

thank you so much!!

[@wakjiratesfahun3682]

You're welcome!