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I've gotten a fair amount of 100 percents, and most recently a job, for which a lot of the credit goes to ggplot. The funniest bit is that the non-technical th
by eclecticsceptic 9y ago
I've gotten a fair amount of 100 percents, and most recently a job, for which a lot of the credit goes to ggplot.
The funniest bit is that the non-technical think it's something extremely complicated when in reality, after somewhat of a learning curve, it's more intuitive than plotting in excel.
- baldeagle 9y agoOne of the main reasons I started with R all those years ago is because updating the monthly charts in excel was (manual | time-consuming | boring), but running printing a new batch of ggplots was a piece of cake. I literally arrived for the graphics and stayed for the rest of R.