The following works:
library(qcc)
x = dataset2$Points
names(x) = dataset2$School
par(oma = c(2,0,0,0))
pareto.chart(x)
You may need to adjust the oma parameter.
BTW, next time please provide a reproducible example. I spent more time to
figure out which is the correct variable/lab
Hi Paul,
It is a contest between the quantity of information and legibility.
You have 140 labels to place on the x-axis in your plot and I barely
managed it by almost doubling the width of the plot, halving the size
of the font and truncating the labels to a maximum of 20 characters.
Unless you wan
Dear Jim,
Thank you so much for your valuable and kind reply. I will try what you
suggest and will let you and the group members how that goes.
Can the resolution you suggest be applied whenever I encounter an issue
like the one I just described (to make x-axis labels clearly visible)? I
imagine
Hi Paul,
This looks very familiar to me, but I'll send my previous suggestion.
library(qcc)
x11(width=13,height=5)
pareto.chart(dataset2$Points,xaxt="n")
library(plotrix)
staxlab(1,at=seq(0.035,0.922,length.out=140),
labels=substr(dataset2$School,1,20),srt=90,cex=0.5)
Jim
On Wed, Sep 16, 2020 a
Dear friends,
Hope you are doing well. I am currently using R version 3.6.2. I installed
and loaded package qcc by Mr. Luca Scrucca.
Hopefully someone can tell me if there is a workaround for the issue I am
experiencing.
I generated the pareto chart using qcc´s pareto.chart function, but when
th
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