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SpiderK
SpiderK

Reputation: 55

Changing x and y labels on a bar plot

I'm looking to figure out how to change the x-labels that show the default M and F variables from the data frame to become "Male" and "Female" instead. I tried looking online, but I still couldn't seem to find the best approach for this.

This is my code

# Create a visualization between males and female subjects
ggplot(data=subjectID,aes(x=Sex,fill=Sex))+geom_bar(col="black") + 
  xlab("Sex") + ylab("Count") + ggtitle("Count Between Males and Females")

This gets me to generate a graph that looks like this below. Any help on changing this would be appreciated thank you!

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Upvotes: 0

Views: 940

Answers (1)

Danial Khilji
Danial Khilji

Reputation: 51

The issue here is not with the graph label names. The M and F are the two unique values in your column Sex of subjectID data frame, which are being plotted. Instead of changing the x and y labels, you need to replace the M and F to Male and Female respectively in your Sex column of subjectID dataframe.

This code might help you fix the issue. subjectID[subjectID=="M"]<-'Male' subjectID[subjectID=="F"]<-'Female'

Run these two lines before plotting the graph

Upvotes: 1

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