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I am trying to create a chart with the following code:
ggplot(data=percent.prod, aes(x=Ano,
weights=Percent)) +
geom_bar(aes(fill=Tec), color="Black") +
geom_text(aes(x=Ano, y=Percent, group=Tec, label=Percent),
position = position_stack(vjust = 0.5),
size=3.3,
label=format(percent.prod$Percent, digits=2)
)
My problem is that labels are in the reverse order of stacked bars, that is, as for example for the year 2016 the correct order would be: starting from the bottom up, 24.9, 28.3, 16.9, 24.4, 5.5. I would like to ask how I can include the percentage symbol next to each label?
Thank you from the beginning.
Edit !!: The data used were:
dput(percent.prod[76:100,])
Tec = c("ATEC", "BTEC", "MATEC", "MBTEC", "NIND", "ATEC", "BTEC", "MATEC", "MBTEC", "NIND", "ATEC", "BTEC", "MATEC", "MBTEC", "NIND", "ATEC", "BTEC", "MATEC", "MBTEC", "NIND", "ATEC", "BTEC", "MATEC", "MBTEC", "NIND")
Ano = c("2012", "2012", "2012", "2012", "2012", "2013", "2013", "2013", "2013", "2013", "2014", "2014", "2014", "2014", "2014", "2015", "2015", "2015",
"2015", "2015", "2016", "2016", "2016", "2016", "2016")
Export = c(12564846472, 53788677033, 36940761522, 87101479257, 51906729735,
11396530944, 51624888795, 37156534710, 83970959768, 57626450284,
10756105955, 47718644439, 32898360367, 75602907330, 57858473283,
10334876386, 43303283493, 30138771177, 55457297725, 51612149166,
10098074534, 45208104951, 31257070430, 52278633158, 46124081186)
Percent = c(5.18560344286623, 22.198977872998, 15.2457207143329, 35.9474134220715,
21.4222845477314, 4.71368576675349, 21.3524189702076, 15.3682054359373,
34.7309825967206, 23.8347072303811, 4.78401062455662, 21.223898587527,
14.6322568952623, 33.6260272469666, 25.7338066456875, 5.4152855805679,
22.6901259320865, 15.7921630482135, 29.0586063626531, 27.043819076479,
5.45942307518809, 24.4413101254115, 16.8988227402919, 28.2639205366434,
24.9365235224651)
percent.prod <- data.frame(Tec, Ano, Export,Percent)
colnames(percent.prod) = c("Tec", "Ano", "Export", "Percent")
So that we can reproduce your question, add a part of your data using the function
dput()
.– Willian Vieira
I forgot to put. I already edited the question and is at the end a part of the data set. Thanks a lot.
– William