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I have a ggplot2 chart with the following code

I have the following plot and want the older adult row on the bottom, younger on the top.

data:

I am trying to list some selective files but want to exclude atop_20210428, but the following extended glob atop_20210@(3|4)*[0-4]*!(8)* does not exclude the file atop_20210428, what is the correction required in that?.

Here's the table of data I'd like to work on:

I now need to work in the impact of a fee cap, which varies based on whether or not the account is jointly held. Y in the JOINT_ACC field denotes a joint account.

Fees are capped at 166.67 per month per client for all sole accounts (JOINT_ACC = 'N') - i.e. the total fee across all sole accounts cannot exceed 166.67. However, for joint accounts, the cap is applied at the individual account level. In other words, the CALC_FEE when JOINT_ACC = 'Y' cannot exceed 166.67 - in this case the account has a fee well below 166.67 so it's left as is (I don't care about the actual fee being 0, that's a separate question for the great and the good).

In this example, the actual fee has somehow already considered this information - if you add up the three entries in the ACTUAL_FEE column, they add up to 166.67.

I therefore want to:

• Aggregate the CALC_FEE entries based on the JOINT_ACC flag and apply CASE-based conditions to work in the fee cap
• Aggregate the ACTUAL_FEE across sole and joint accounts (I don't want to apply a fee cap here as my objective is to compare the calculated fee with the fees actually charged).

So in effect my ideal output table would look like this:

Here's what I've tried so far:

I'm currently attempting to implement an API that generates a radial progress using SVG.

Here is an example of what occurs when i resize the parent div to something smaller.

Can anyone suggest a solution to make the SVG resize in respect to the parent container?

I have tried using the viewbox attribute on the SVG element with undesirable results.

Here is an example of my markup:

I'm really having trouble to understand how elements are supposed to be rotated in a controllable way in . The concrete example is here:

What is the value in adding YAML atop an Azure DevOps Wiki page's markdown, as supported by its markdown syntax: Syntax guidance for Markdown usage in Wiki, YAML tags?

It seems to offer nothing more than an alternative syntax which which to specify tables. Perhaps more elaborate tables but they'll only render atop the page. What am I missing?

Problem: The Gooey effect applies to the links too. Which creates a teardrop shaped frame instead of an circle.

The snipped contains a dragged() function which allows the user to tear off node 1 from node 0. Further it is possible to connect node 1 with node 0 again with the help of dragging. The code isn´t clean at all, as its a playground only.

Goal: How can I exclude the links from the Gooey effect in a way, that all links are displayed correctly and still achieve a proper circled shape. The shape of the Gooey effect can be manipulated by changing the -5 to -40, unfortunately it will hide the links completely:

Specifying text in a base R plot() with formatting such as italics / bold font / newline usually involves one or more of the following functions: