March 3, 2022, 11 a.m. | Sharon Machlis

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ggplot2 is an enormously popular R package, and for good reason: It’s powerful, flexible, and well thought out. But it has a difficult learning curve, and there are people who find some of its functions hard to remember at times. If you want to create a bar chart or line graph that is report-ready right out of the box — quickly, easily, and with fairly intuitive code — ggcharts may be for you. 






Here’s a quick example. Below is a …

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