pathogen | A deadly pathogen for the Ethereum blockchain | Blockchain library

Here's a stringr approach in steps:

To run the code from a command button call it once, and to check for 'expired' in column F use cell.Offset(,5).Value2.

There are a lot of potential answers to this. One easy(ish) way is to use mgcv::gam() to add a spatial smoother. Most of your model would stay the same:

I think it would work by adding both limits = c(1000, 7000) and breaks = seq(1000, 7000, by = 1000) inside the scale_x_continuous call:

Thanks for posting your example. In this case, @stefan has the right answer. Just use geom_line() and give it the group= aesthetic of your Trio_number. You use the group aesthetic modifier when you want to use a column for differentiation, but don't want each group to look different.

In your question, you want separate lines, grouped by Trio_number, but they should all be the same color. So, all you need to do is add the following line to your plot code:

I answered it myself accidentally. Thought I'd leave this up for anyone having the same issue.

geom_dotplot(binaxis='y', stackdir='center', dotsize=1, fill="black")

There is not 100% clear, what percentage is used, so I use percentage of first level Gender here by pass level=[0] to sum and divide original Series, last pass to concat:

Notice: You can pass another level or levels to sum like s.sum(level=[1]) or s.sum(level=[0,1])

This code will work. The only change is the use of ###. See here for a known bug https://github.com/rstudio/flexdashboard/pull/250

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You can use map to create new column for every pathogens. Try