p.tscol {metools}

Bar plot in time serie format

Description

p.tscol make a bar plot in time serie format. The data don't need be a ts object.

Usage

p.tscol(
  data,
  xaxis,
  yaxis,
  dateformat = "%Y-%m",
  datebreaks = "1 month",
  ybreaks = 10,
  percent = FALSE,
  yaccuracy = 0.01,
  ydecimalmark = ".",
  title = "Title",
  xlab = "X axis",
  ylab = "Y axis",
  stitle = NULL,
  note = NULL,
  ctitles = "black",
  cscales = ctitles,
  cbgrid = "white",
  clgrid = cbgrid,
  cplot = "white",
  cserie = "black",
  cbserie = cserie,
  cticks = "black",
  lwdserie = 1,
  pnote = 1,
  cbord = cplot,
  titlesize = 20,
  wordssize = 12,
  snote = 11,
  xlim = NULL
)

Arguments

data

a dataframe

xaxis

x axis data

yaxis

y axis data

dateformat

format of date in x axis (need a dataformat string) (default ="%Y-%m")

datebreaks

datebreaks in x axis (default="1 month")

ybreaks

number of y axis breaks (default=10)

percent

If TRUE y axis in percent (default=F)

yaccuracy

a round for y axis (default=0.01)

ydecimalmark

y decimal mark (default=".")

title

title of plot

xlab

x axis label

ylab

y axis label

stitle

subtitle

note

note

ctitles

color of titles (title,xlab,ylab)

cscales

color of the scales (default= same ctitles)

cbgrid

color of grid background

clgrid

color of grid lines

cplot

color of plot background

cserie

color of serie

cbserie

color of serie border (default= same cserie)

cticks

color of axis ticks

lwdserie

size of serie

pnote

position of note (default=1) (only numbers)

cbord

color of plot border (default= same cplot)

titlesize

size of title (default=20) (only numbers)

wordssize

size of words (default=12) (only numbers)

snote

size of note (default=11) (only numbers)

xlim

limit of x axis (default=NULL)

Value

Return a graphic.

Examples

v=data.frame("x"=seq.Date(as.Date('2020-01-01'),
to = as.Date('2020-04-01'),by='month'),"y"=c(5,3,7,2))

p.tscol(v,v$x,v$y,title="Simple example")

p.tscol(v,v$x,v$y,dateformat="%B",title="Example with colorbyvar",
ylab="Values",xlab=NULL,cserie=p.colorbyvar(v$y))

v=data.frame("x"=seq.Date(as.Date('2020-01-01'),
to = as.Date('2020-04-01'),by='month'),"y"=c(0.03,-0.05,0.08,-0.02))

p.tscol(v,v$x,v$y,percent=TRUE,title="Example with percent data",xlab=NULL,ylab=NULL)

p.tscol(v,v$x,v$y,percent=TRUE,yaccuracy=1,title="y accuracy set",xlab=NULL,ylab=NULL)

p.tscol(v,v$x,v$y,percent=TRUE,yaccuracy=1,title="Example with colorbypositive",xlab=NULL,ylab=NULL,
cserie=p.colorbypositive(v$y),cbserie="black",lwdserie=1) #lwdserie change the board in this case