Deeply Trivial

Here we are at the last post in Blogging A to Z! Today, I want to talk about adding additional axes to your ggplot, using the options for fi...

Yesterday, I talked about scale_x. Today, I'll continue on that topic, focusing on the y-axis. The key to using any of the scale_ func...

These next two posts will deal with formatting scales in ggplot2 - x-axis, y-axis - so I'll try to limit the amount of overlap and repet...

Once again, I'm dipping outside of the tidyverse, but this package and its functions have been really useful in getting data quickly in ...

In this series, I've covered five terms for data manipulation: arrange filter mutate select summarise These are the verbs that m...

This will be a very short post for a line of code I've found unbelievably useful as I analyze data for work. I'm working with datase...

One of the easiest ways to make a beautiful ggplot is by using a theme. ggplot2 comes with a variety of pre-existing themes. I'll use th...