The easiest work-around I've found for this problem is to create a vector in
your data frame just using numbers to order them how you want, create a
separate "labeling" data frame with those numbers and corresponding text
labels, and then enter the vector with the grouping names from the labeling
f
rge','very large'))
with(eddie, plot(grp, wgt))
HTH ...
Peter Alspach
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Hi Eddie,
I've been on a role with the iris data, so I figure why stop.
Assuming that one variable is a factor, you can easily reverse it, and
if you want fine tuned control, then just reorder the levels. Here is
an example:
dat <- iris
boxplot(Sepal.Length ~ Species, data = dat)
boxplot(Sepal.L
Hello All,
I noticed when I generated some boxplots, the data is presented in
alphabetical order along the x-axis (the data in this case was the four
quandrants of a sample area (NE,NW, SE, SW) that was my first column of
data). Is there a way to have R plot the data in a different order? I
i
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