Ggsave - save your ggplot plots

If you are creating plots, graphs and other data visualisation objects using ggplot with R programming then you're going to want to know how to save your plots. ggsave is a tidyverse function that let's you save anything that you've created with ggplot2 in exactly the way that you want them.
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[@Carnezu]

Love your videos! I’d be keen to see your take on qualitative analysis via natural language processing using R. Seems to have huge potential!

[@SamarthDThakore27]

You make it very easy to understand. One request, can you make a brief tutorial on ggplot and ggsave with list of plots? This would be great to learn. Thank you.

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[@bendikskrede8420]

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[@Topex4ril]

Hi. I love your videos. They have made R very easy for me to use. Please can you make a video on how to import multiple CSV files into R using code? Thanks

[@KameshwarChoppella]

Hey Greg, can you do a tutorial on bupaR? Thanks in advance!