problem when i create a ggplot

[carlosg7]

Hi i hace a problem with a ggplot 2 i have upload an excel and i dont know why in the x and y axis dont show variables names only show the value of the column, i add a picture of what i mean

[rsh52]

Hi @carlosg7, it looks like there is a space that shouldn't be there in your x-axis aes() assignment.

Nomber_ del_articulo vs Nombre_del_arcticulo could be the issue here.

[carlosg7]

hi i try but still dont go i dont understand why. Its possible because both t r studio detect its a character not a number? Thank you

[M_AcostaCH]

Hi @carlosg7,
Maybe you need put like a factor and next try the plot and check the variables names:

analytcs_r11$Nombre_del_articulo <- as.factor(analytcs_r11$Nombre_del_articulo)
# next make the plot

[bustosmiguel]

Hi Carlos G7!

Please, copy and paste any of these:

Code 1:

analytcs_r11 %>% ggplot(aes(Articulos_vistos, Nombre_del_artículo))+
geom_point()

Code 2:
analytcs_r11 %>% ggplot(aes(Articulos_vistos, Nombre_del_artículo))+
geom_col()

Greetings!

[carlosg7]

hi i add but still dont go

[Esera]

Hi @carlosg7 ,

You could try the parse_number function.

analytcs_r11 %>% 
    readr::parse_number(Articulos_vistos)%>%
    ggplot(aes(Articulos_vistos, Nombre_del_artículo))+
    geom_point()

[bustosmiguel]

run this:

analytcs_r11 %>% ggplot(aes(Artículos_vistos, Nombre_del_artículo))+
geom_point()

or

analytcs_r11 %>% ggplot(aes(Artículos_vistos, Nombre_del_artículo))+
geom_col()

I changed: Articulos_vistos to Artículos_vistos (tilde)

[Esera]

hi @carlosg7 @bustosmiguel ,

the í with the accent could be also a problem no ?
You should clean names before to analyses the data.

# Create fake data but similar to yours
analytcs_r11<-tibble(Artículos_vistos=c("1","2"),# colum name with accent, data of character types
                     Nombre_del_artículo=c("uno","dos"))

# ggplot 
analytcs_r11_v2<-analytcs_r11 %>% 
  janitor::clean_names() %>% # 1 clean the colum name (here accents where removed as well as caps)
  mutate(articulos_vistos=parse_number(articulos_vistos)) %>% # 2 character converted to double
  ggplot(aes(articulos_vistos, nombre_del_articulo))+ # 3 create ggplot
  geom_point()+
  labs(x="Articulo visto", y="Nombre del articulo") # 4 change the x and y axis title