Lollipop Chart in R Tutorial (R Graph Gallery)

In this video I show you how Lollipop charts are created in R.
You can download the R code from this video here: www.skool.com/...
You will learn how you can use the geom_point() function to modify the marker/dot and geom_segment() to modify the stem/line. You will also learn how to adjust the baseline and highlight and annotate certain observations. I will show how cleveland plots are very similar to lollipop charts.
The ggcharts package also has a lollipop_chart() function to create these plots very quickly.
Check out the source for the R code on the R-Gallery:
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If you want to download the R code from this video you can do this here in my free skool community:
www.skool.com/data-analysis-with-r-6607/classroom/daa88316?md=c7e012525e3a4598b90544f50a1e3732

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How do we do if we want to separate values categorized into low, medium and high in the lollipop chart??

[@TheDataDigest]

Do you mean similar to the example from 10:07? You would need a column with "low, medium, high" and then specify this column in geomerrorbarh(aes( , color = category)), same for geom_point() afterwards. Also use position = position_dodge() for both. Or do you mean separate in different charts for example with facet_wrap(~category).