R Tutorial 23: Multi-variable Scatter Plots and Line Charts

[@berni1602]

Thank you so much, I was looking for exactly this.
Very well explained, I'd love to know what's the other method you mention to make it in a more elegant way.

[@soulwriterqa2363]

Thank you for this very clear explanation. If I want to add 2 labels to Y axis, for eg, "GDP of US, GDP of USSR" how do I do it.

[@michaelgastner]

Usually, the y-axis label would summarise both data sets (e.g. "GDP") and a legend (e.g. different colours for different countries) would be used, as shown at 3:45.

[@soulwriterqa2363]

@@michaelgastner thank you for the reply. I wanted to clarify, if after using points function, is there any way to update the Y axis labels. I am fairly new to R, and was plotting height and weight on Y axis, with age on X axis. So after using the points function for weight, how do i update the y axis labels to show "weight,height". I am doing the legend as well, but not sure on how to show it in the y axis

[@michaelgastner]

@@soulwriterqa2363 You can change the y-axis label with the argument ylab in plot(). For more complex layouts, there is also a function axis().

[@infoplus25]

Thank You so much for such clear explanation..

[@pega-ace6719]

Thank you for the interesting video! :)

[@juako384]

Thanks 👏🏼