Plot a row with the paramenters being the objects

[brunnovieira]

As you can see in the code, I filtered a row of interest.

teste <- anos[, 1:73] %>% dplyr::filter(MUNICIPIO == "ABAETE (MG)", ANO == 2010)

with this code I get a row name and a value associated:
ALFAFA FENADA ALGODAO ARBOREO (EM CAROCO) ABACAXI ...
0 0 277

then I use the following to bring the row name to the vector

setDT(teste, keep.rownames = TRUE)

and then I transpose test so I can plot "teste"

teste <- t(teste)

BUUUT, the numbers in the second column generated are characters and, when I call

as.numeric(teste[, 2])

the numbers are changed. Like "0" become "1", "277" become "5"...

I am not sure if I was clear but I would appreciate any suggestion.

[nirgrahamuk]

transposing with t makes a matrix, and all values have to be the same type therefore chars and numbers get turned to chars, but what you describe about them going to integers (and different ones than the string representations) sounds like they are factors.
maybe for lengthening data use pivot_longer() rather than t()

[brunnovieira]

Thanks, nirgrahamuk! That was the solution...