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The issue is that you are using scale_y_binned(). The rest of the code works fine for me, except when I add this particular line to the plot. The "binning" is working (your y axis has %'s), but you see no geoms because ultimately, ggplot2 is plotting the histogram using the same geom used for geom_bar/geom_col. This geom requires a continuous y axis, and scale_y_binned() is designed to "bin" or "discretize" the y axis. So... the bars are being plotting on both charts, but once binned, ggplot2 has no idea how to draw your geom.

As for why you're seeing the inconsistency... not sure. Sometimes there is a time component to executing the code. When I run your code, it consistently gives me the second chart (no bars).

To fix, you need to use scale_y_continuous() and set the labels.

Is 6.R actually the content of 1.R?

I think you are seeing 1.R renamed to 2.R and over-writing 2.R in the process. The new 2.R to 3.R etc.

Unless you really need a particular version of a BioConductor package, you don't need to specify version. Try the following standard approach and see if that works:

I believe your goal as follows.

• You want to keep the dialog of SpreadsheetApp.getUi().showModalDialog(userInterface, cusmob ), until the user close the dialog.

• When SpreadsheetApp.getUi().showModalDialog(userInterface, cusmob ) is run, the process of this dialog is released from the process of the running function. By this, the next script of the function is run. So SpreadsheetApp.getUi().prompt() overwrites the existing dialog. By this, SpreadsheetApp.getUi().showModalDialog(userInterface, cusmob ) is removed soon. I think that this is the reason of your issue.

In order to achieve your goal, I would like to propose the following 2 patterns.

In this pattern, the sidebar is used instead of the dialog. In this case, please modify your script as follows.

Your simplest fix is to either:

1. Install a newer version of R (!!recommended!!)
2. Use a snapshot mirror such as the ones from provided by microsoft at https://mran.microsoft.com/snapshots/{date} (replacing {date}) as the mirror argument in install.packages. By looking at https://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/old/ we can see that R-3.5.1 was replaced by R-3.5.2 in december 2018. So I would suggest using 2018-11-31 as your snapshot mirror.

Looks like you have libraries compiled with different versions of R in your library folder. The error message is very clear:

When evaluating WHILE you need to make sure the inner expression is evaluated as a WHILE. But you are evaluating it just as itself. In other words, the recursive call to eval should be passing e but you are just passing e2.

As a result you're just getting two evaluations of the loop, which gives 20.

So it seems to me.

It is hard to reproduce your environment even with withr package. In my environment it always works correctly.

This solution from tidyverse might work https://github.com/tidyverse/reprex/blob/master/R/reprex-locale.R:

You can put your data frame into long form with pivot_longer, then do a full_join to get all combinations by date, hour, and row number. Using distinct you can get unique combinations and remove duplicates (e.g., arc1045 - arc1046 and arc1046 - arc1045).