Jacob ScottI hate to admit it, but #Excel's default plots do look pretty slick. Been thinking about how to achieve a 'grouped axis' effect in #ggplot2 by (ab)using facet_wrap(). The effect is cool but the solution isn't great (wouldn't work, e.g. for geom_line(), for example). Time to start working on a new extension package?
PhilipLeftwich@_wurli No need to abuse facet wrap - have you checked out nested facets in the ggh4x package?
@PhilipLeftwich {ggh4x} is amazing but sadly these didn't really hit the spot for me... But looks like {gguidance} might hit the spot some time soon:
GitHub - teunbrand/gguidance: A 'ggplot2' extension that focusses on expanding the plotter's arsenal of guides, such as axes, legends and colour bars. It brings various improvements to existing guides by re-implementation, as well as adding novel guides.
A 'ggplot2' extension that focusses on expanding the plotter's arsenal of guides, such as axes, legends and colour bars. It brings various improvements to existing guides by re-impl...
@_wurli oh I understand it doesn't fit the remit of exactly what you were after. But I hope you will at least be able to stop 'abusing' poor facet wrap 🤞