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Many of our charts use the same y-axis label, "Number of Rules", while other charts use the labels "Number of Actions" and "Thousands of Pages". To avoid having to make the same update across 10+ charts, we want to optimize the y-axis labels.
Potential Solutions
We discussed storing the y-axis labels as objects in the Style.r file. This is good, but we could also figure out if R has functionality similar to Python's dictionary system, where we could type in a key and get back the proper string for the y-axis label.
There is an R package called "dict" that could help
We could also explore using "if" statements, based on the title of each plot
Or something else entirely!
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The Challenge
Many of our charts use the same y-axis label, "Number of Rules", while other charts use the labels "Number of Actions" and "Thousands of Pages". To avoid having to make the same update across 10+ charts, we want to optimize the y-axis labels.
Potential Solutions
We discussed storing the y-axis labels as objects in the Style.r file. This is good, but we could also figure out if R has functionality similar to Python's dictionary system, where we could type in a key and get back the proper string for the y-axis label.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: