Im trying to confine the fill of b & c to their respective shapes.
The fill not being tied to a variable for the geom_bar is confusing but needs to be preserved for the final plot to work.

I want to plot a polar projected Northern Hemisphere map (Arctic Polar Stereographic,EPSG:3995) using ggplot2 in R, where the basemap extent needs to be above 20 degrees north latitude.But the map always fails to display correctly after changing the projection. I’ve checked multiple projections but can’t find the problem.

This question already has answers here: Border line around a group of certain countries in a map (2 answers) How to show both colors at a border using geom_sf? (1 answer) Closed 14 hours ago. I have the map of a country which has different regions on it. I would like to color the borders […]

This question already has answers here: Border line around a group of certain countries in a map (2 answers) How to show both colors at a border using geom_sf? (1 answer) Closed 14 hours ago. I have the map of a country which has different regions on it. I would like to color the borders […]

For the qic() function, how does one specify columns of the input data frame that are stored in string variables?

Imagine I have a data matrix, my_matrix, that looks like this:

Imagine I have a data matrix, my_matrix, that looks like this:

Imagine I have a data matrix, my_matrix, that looks like this:

Imagine I have a data matrix, my_matrix, that looks like this:

As of now, I’ve created a barplot that shows the percent of each race category that contributes to various childcare activities, with the figure being faceted by childcare activity.