How to Use ggsave() to Export a Plot in R - Demonstration

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In this video, Monika Wahi shows you how to use the ggsave() command to export a box plot she made in ggplot2 in R GUI. See her blog post with other videos on box plots here: buff.ly/3uK49fN
Files on Github: buff.ly/3xF6H27
Data from American Hospital Directory: www.ahd.com/
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Timestamps and links as the come up are below:
00:29 Explanation of the problem that ggsave() solves
00:49 Introduction to the base code we are using to create the plot we are saving
01:08 Description of the base dataframe we are using for the plot
02:22 How this plot will be used to demonstrate ggsave() in this video
02:45 Running base box plot code - modified to save the plot as an object named boxplot_figure
04:00 Explanation of the problem of the default dimensions of the plot object
04:10 Menu-driven approach for manually saving the plot from current R GUI session
04:30 How to manipulate the size of the plot manually in R GUI and save it
05:25 Introduction to ggsave() code
05:32 First argument: name of file to save
05:54 Next argument: specify units
06:14 Next arguments: specifying dimensions
06:34 Next argument: specify dots per inch (dpi)
06:43 Next argument: name of plot object
07:06 Running ggsave() code, and locating the exported plot in the working director
07:35 What the box plot object saved as a *.png with specified dimensions looks like
How to Use ggsave() to Export a Plot in R - Demonstration

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