Ungroup ggplot2

[Adenilson_Figueiredo]

Is there any function in the R to ungroup the 'fill' of a plotted field?

In the graph below I am displaying the lithologies (inadvertently) in a group way, but the correct ones are displayed according to the data source I am working on, checking line by line of the lenght of the y-axis. Validation does not hit due to grouping.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Here is the source code:

library (ggplot2)

ggplot (dataset, aes (x = HOLE_NUMBER, y = length * -1, fill = litho)) +

geom_bar (aes (x = HOLE_NUMBER, y = length * -1, fill = litho), color = "black", stat = "identity", width = 0.4)

theme_classic () +

scale_fill_manual (values = c (

"" = "#FFFFFF",

"AC" = "# FF9933",

"AGT" = "# 58FFC6",

"AMNC" = "# E26B0A",

"AMNS" = "# E26B0A",

"ARN" = "# E26B0A" ......

[andresrcs]

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