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

data:

I am using tidytuesday UN votes dataset and trying to adjust a facet plot by nrows to occupy the full height in flexdashboard of the plot but it's hardly utilizing half of the space and making the plot less visible.

Alternative is I can make 5 different plots but this will run code for 5 times when it can be done in once with facet.

I have also tried facet_grid, par(mfrow = c(1,1)) but both didn't help.

I have two matrices in R lag_mat and r_mat and both have dimensions 16x16x3x2x2.

I have the following code that I use to create plot these in R.

I'm plotting with ggplot with the subsets of some data for ggplot to work with. I have written out 2 of the data I want to plot

data link https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1D7Z6mV3-2Sm3KK_w1s5VNyg-imDCTeBe?usp=sharing

But the problem is my ggplot is not updating the values in the plot, so the new plot generated although have different titles but the values are exactly the same as the old one.

I have tried to restarted the R but it doesnt solve the problem.

I have assigned a variable to d<- ggplot(data)

And I can see d is correctly reflecting the new data loaded, and the actually plot when I print it will update the ggtitle, so the plotting itself wasnt dead. Just for some reason whatever data I'm providing, the actual plot is always the same

if there's a way to plot this using ggplot2 or similar it would save my day. I have likert scale data about employee benefits. One question will ask about how important is the benefit and the next will ask how satisfied the employee is with the benefit.

I want to create a plot just like this one:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1109004/coronavirus-covid19-cases-rate-us-americans-by-state/

but also distinguish between democratic and republican states.

I also tried a geom_line plot but I can't figure out how to make the Democrats graph blue and the republican one red. I have to admit that I copied a lot from the ggplot attempts from other stackoverflow posts and really don't understand how to transfer it to my dataset. This is my code so far:

I have an issue related to displaying legends. I am not even sure it is something I can solve with ggplot, but since I am quite a basic user of R, I am confident it is just my ignorance to speak for me.

The Setting

I am trying to plot two distinct sets of points from two distinct dataset, over the same sets of aesthetics: x, y, size. The two sets of points change in the vertical nudge with respect to the y axis, and with respect to their shape.

The issue

The plot comes out as expected (see image below the code). The only thing I have not been able to fix is related to the legends. In particular, I would like to have the size legend to display both the shapes I am using in the chart (in this case, both circles and triangles). Is there any way to do so? I browsed a bit in the internet, but I did not find any question dealing with this issue.

Data and Code

Here I put the data I am using as a reproducible example (obtained with dput()).

I am trying to plot a dataset with three columns using the code below, but I get a blank figure with just the names on the axis, can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?

I have the following dataset: