Appreciate for creating such a good package. I meet up with a problem when using ggpie with summarized data.
I have my data like this:
dt <- data.frame(
Name = c("A", "B", "C","D","E"),
number = c(40, 35, 30,25,20)
)
and this is a summarized data. According to the document mentioned in https://showteeth.github.io/ggpie/reference/ggpie.html
it seemed that I can directly use number as the proportion for the pie chart by setting count_type = "count", but it is confused that how to assign the count column and after I run my code like this:
ggdonut(data = dt, group_key = "Name", count_type = "count",
label_info = c("all"), label_type = "horizon",
label_size = 4, label_pos = "out", label_threshold = 15)
an error occurs:
Error in PrepareData(data = data, group_key = group_key, count_type = count_type, : count column is missing in your data.
How to solve the problem? Should I rename the column numbertocount? And I suggest that there should be some examples with count_type = "count" in the readme document to show how to deal with wide data instead of long data.
Appreciate for creating such a good package. I meet up with a problem when using ggpie with summarized data.
I have my data like this:
and this is a summarized data. According to the document mentioned in
https://showteeth.github.io/ggpie/reference/ggpie.htmlit seemed that I can directly use
numberas the proportion for the pie chart by settingcount_type = "count", but it is confused that how to assign thecountcolumn and after I run my code like this:an error occurs:
Error in PrepareData(data = data, group_key = group_key, count_type = count_type, : count column is missing in your data.How to solve the problem? Should I rename the column
numbertocount? And I suggest that there should be some examples withcount_type = "count"in the readme document to show how to deal with wide data instead of long data.