Comments on Jake Heare Research Central: 10 30 2014 Dual Y Axis Graph (ggplot2) % Brooding vs Temperature Oyster Bay

Hi there, thanks a lot for your script! I have a p...

2016-02-07T13:32:05.041-08:00

Hi there, thanks a lot for your script! I have a problem, though, which consists in the fact that after running the script I see no data at all within the panel. My idea was to have a bar plot and a line plot, each with an individual Y axis.

I keep getting these two errors:

g1 <- ggplot_gtable(ggplot_build(p1))
Error: stat_count() must not be used with a y aesthetic.
> g2 <- ggplot_gtable(ggplot_build(p2))
geom_path: Each group consists of only one observation. Do you need to adjust the group aesthetic?

Any ideas? Thanks!

Hi Jake, thanks for the script, It is working goo...

2016-01-18T13:55:47.157-08:00

Hi Jake,

thanks for the script, It is working good so far. However, unfortunately the themes for the second y-axis (your red axis) are not taken for the merged graph. Is that a general issue? Thanks!

Hello Jake, This is pretty awesome script. Thanks...

2015-12-21T05:08:41.955-08:00

Hello Jake,

This is pretty awesome script. Thanks a lot!!!

I have been replicating the same with two line graphs. But I keep on getting the following error:
Error in Ops.unit(ax$grobs[[1]]$x, unit(1, "npc")) :
both operands must be units

Can you please help. I haven't really changed the script.

Oh no this has been incredibly helpful! I will pr...

2015-09-30T11:26:26.772-07:00

Oh no this has been incredibly helpful! I will probably go with stitching them together but figured I'd see if there was quick fix. Thanks again for sharing your code and responding so quickly!
Matt

I haven't tried to use the facet_grid function...

2015-09-30T10:32:27.589-07:00

I haven't tried to use the facet_grid function with these graphs. Since the code it self needs to render each individual graph before combining them into a single graph, the facet_grid function will probably not work as it renders multiple versions of each graph. You could try running facet_grid on the p1 and p2 graph to ensure that both are being created with equal number of graphs to overlay but that could get messy and complicated really quick. This bit of code can be pretty finnicky when it comes to producing the graphs, the best option would probably be to run the code without facet_grid producing individual plots and then stitch them together in an image editor. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Hi r, I'm not sure what your asking for but w...

2015-09-30T10:27:25.118-07:00

Hi r,

I'm not sure what your asking for but with some simple modifications using ggplot you should be able to set the second axis to whatever you'd like. You just need to make sure that you are editing the P1 graph instead of the P2 graph.

Hi Jake, This is great! I am trying to do thi...

2015-09-30T10:23:37.645-07:00

Hi Jake,
This is great! I am trying to do this for multi-panel figure using facet_grid, but I get an error at the following line:
g<-gtable_add_grob(g1,g2$grobs[[which(g2$layout$name=="panel")]],pp$t,pp$l,pp$b,pp$l)

Error in g2$grobs[[which(g2$layout$name == "panel")]] :
no such index at level 2

Any suggestions? Thanks!
Matt

HI Jake, It's pretty work! thanks. I have only...

2015-09-09T02:07:18.831-07:00

HI Jake,
It's pretty work! thanks. I have only a problem. I have a similar scale for the Y axes, but appears in negative values (left axis) . Do you know how I could fix that problem? thanks in advance.....

No worries, I did it in power point, thanks for th...

2015-01-08T16:18:04.784-08:00

No worries, I did it in power point, thanks for the script, it is really useful.

Sadl, I have been able to figure out how to create...

2015-01-08T14:42:02.780-08:00

Sadl, I have been able to figure out how to create a second Y axis label using this code. The way I do it is I export the graph as a jpeg or TIFF and add the label manually in MSPaint.

How can I add the second y axis label?

2015-01-06T18:15:10.227-08:00

How can I add the second y axis label?