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Create a groupedbar mschart object

ms_stacked_y2.Rd

This function creates a mschart object automatically formatted for a stacked variable with an inherent order. It requires two lists called "text_settings_stacked" and "color_settings_stacked" by default that specify the colors desired for the chart.

Usage

ms_stacked_y2(
  data = frequencies,
  x_var = "group_var",
  y_var = "result",
  group_var = "label",
  axis_text_size = 10,
  axis_title_size = 18,
  axis_x_text_color = "black",
  axis_x_display = TRUE,
  axis_x_label = "",
  axis_x_rotate = 0,
  axis_x_rotate_title = 0,
  axis_y_display = FALSE,
  axis_y_label = "",
  axis_y_min = 0,
  axis_y_max = 1,
  axis_y_rotate = 0,
  axis_y_rotate_title = 0,
  direction = c("horizontal", "vertical"),
  font_family = "BentonSans Regular",
  gap_width = 25,
  grouping = "percentStacked",
  label_color = color_settings_stacked,
  label_show_percent = FALSE,
  label_show_values = TRUE,
  label_text = text_settings_stacked,
  legend_pos = c("t", "n", "b", "tr", "l", "r"),
  legend_text_size = 12,
  num_fmt = c("percent", "general"),
  overlapping = 100,
  title_label = "",
  title_size = 18
)

Arguments

data

DEFAULT = frequencies; The name of the data frame that the mscharts pulls from.

x_var

DEFAULT = 'group_var'; For a single stacked bar, use x_var = 'variable' or 'stat', really anything that will only have 1 level.

y_var

DEFAULT = 'result'; When using the freqs function, will typically be result (is by default).

group_var

DEFAULT = 'label'; When using the freqs function, will typically be label (is by default). All levels of the group_var must be present or the chart may break. To do this, save the variable as_factor() before running freqs. Also remember that label_text and label_color must exactly match all the levels of the group_var or the function will break.

axis_text_size

DEFAULT = 10; Font size for variable levels and percentages.

axis_title_size

DEFAULT = 18; Font size for axis_x_label and axis_y_label.

axis_x_text_color

DEFAULT = 'black'; Set to 'transparent' for no text on single bars

axis_x_display

DEFAULT = TRUE

axis_x_label, axis_y_label

DEFAULT = ”; Title for the x_axis and y_axis

axis_x_rotate, axis_y_rotate

DEFAULT = 0; Rotation of axis text. Set to -45 for diagonal, giving more space for text.

axis_x_rotate_title, axis_y_rotate_title

DEFAULT = 0, set y_axis rotation to 360 for horizontal text

axis_y_display

DEFAULT = FALSE; set axis_x_display to FALSE when it is a single stacked bar

axis_y_min

DEFAULT = 0 to show full data without skewing perspective, but can be adjusted.

axis_y_max

DEFAULT = 1 to allow percent totals to add to 100%.

direction

DEFAULT = 'horizontal'; Two options: "horizontal" (default) OR "vertical"

font_family

DEFAULT = 'BentonSans Regular' (Qualtrics font). Sets the fonts for axis, legends, and titles. Label font is set within label_color and label_text lists. May specify fonts in quotes, e.g. "Times New Roman"

gap_width

DEFAULT = 25, meaning the size of the space between bars is 25% the size of the bar itself

grouping

DEFAULT = 'percentStacked'; grouping for a stacked bar chart. must be one of "percentStacked", "clustered", "standard" or "stacked".

label_color

DEFAULT = color_settings_stacked; A list of color settings for the levels within each stacked bar. This affects font size and color. Specified outside of the function. If a list of one, no need to specify values. Otherwise, they must exactly match the group_var levels. Example: color_settings_grouped <- list('Name of Group 1' = lime,'Name of Group 2' = brightblue)

label_show_percent

DEFAULT = FALSE

label_show_values

DEFAULT = TRUE; TRUE or FALSE. Show percent labels for each value.

label_text

DEFAULT = text_settings_stacked; A list of text settings for the percent labels. This affects font size and color. Specified outside of the function. If a list of one, no need to specify values. Otherwise, they must exactly match the group_var levels. Example: text_settings_grouped <- list('Name of Group 1' = fp_text(font.size = 16, color = lime),'Name of Group 2' = fp_text(font.size = 16, color = brightblue))

legend_pos

DEFAULT = 't' for top; Other legend positions are 'b', 'tr', 'l', 'r', and 'n' for none.

legend_text_size

DEFAULT = 13

num_fmt

DEFAULT = 'percent'; Can also be set to 'general' for non-percentages. Changes formatting for both the labels and axis

overlapping

DEFAULT = 100

title_label

DEFAULT = ”; Add your title in "" as the title of the chart.

title_size

DEFAULT = 18

Examples

frequencies <- tibble::tibble(
  label = rep(c('Promoter', 'Passive', 'Detractor'), 3),
  result = c(.33, .33, .34, .20, .30, .50, .25, .50, .25),
  value = rep(c(1, 2, 3), 3),
  group_var = c(rep('Group A', 3), rep('Group B', 3), rep('Group C', 3))
) %>% orderlabel::order_label(
  group_var = group_var,
  stacked = 'ms'
)

color_settings_stacked <- list(
  'Promoter' = 'green',
  'Passive' = 'yellow',
  'Detractor' = 'red'
)
text_settings_stacked <- list(
  'Promoter' = officer::fp_text(font.size = 16, font.family = 'Roboto', color = 'white'),
  'Passive' = officer::fp_text(font.size = 16, font.family = 'Roboto', color = 'black'),
  'Detractor' = officer::fp_text(font.size = 16, font.family = 'Roboto', color = 'white')
)

chart <- ms_stacked_y2()
#> Error in ms_stacked_y2(): object 'frequencies' not found
print(chart, preview = TRUE)
#> Error: object 'chart' not found