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Switch between data sets in R map
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow to join (merge) data frames (inner, outer, left, right)?How to Correctly Use Lists in R?How to improve a spatial raster map using ggplot when compared to spplot?Relocating Alaska and Hawaii on thematic map of the USA with ggplot2Add NA value to ggplot legend for continuous data mapManually colouring plots with `scale_fill_manual` in ggplot2 not workingShow Different Legend When Changing Layer - leafletarrange 3 separate maps into a grid with 1 legend and 1 titleGraphing lat/long data points on US map 50 states including Alaska & HawaiiGiving text to the legend of a ggplot2 map, for geom_point with 2 different variables
I have a map created with plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'a.pct')], values='a.pct') That shows percentages of thing A in different US States. This works great (although I'm still working on moving the legend off of Alaska), but now I want to add a button at the top that will let the user select if they want to see the data for thing b, i.e. plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'b.pct')], values='b.pct'). How would I go about doing this?
EDIT: I have updated my map to be created with leaflet and the legend is no longer an issue. I still can't figure out how to switch between datasets though.
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I have a map created with plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'a.pct')], values='a.pct') That shows percentages of thing A in different US States. This works great (although I'm still working on moving the legend off of Alaska), but now I want to add a button at the top that will let the user select if they want to see the data for thing b, i.e. plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'b.pct')], values='b.pct'). How would I go about doing this?
EDIT: I have updated my map to be created with leaflet and the legend is no longer an issue. I still can't figure out how to switch between datasets though.
r ggplot2 usmap
asked Mar 6 at 16:24
John SmithJohn Smith
114
I think you needshinyin order to do that. Maybe withleafletyou can avoid it
– JonnyCrunch
Mar 6 at 16:53
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I have a map created with plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'a.pct')], values='a.pct') That shows percentages of thing A in different US States. This works great (although I'm still working on moving the legend off of Alaska), but now I want to add a button at the top that will let the user select if they want to see the data for thing b, i.e. plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'b.pct')], values='b.pct'). How would I go about doing this?
EDIT: I have updated my map to be created with leaflet and the legend is no longer an issue. I still can't figure out how to switch between datasets though.
r ggplot2 usmap
asked Mar 6 at 16:24
John SmithJohn Smith
114
I have a map created with plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'a.pct')], values='a.pct') That shows percentages of thing A in different US States. This works great (although I'm still working on moving the legend off of Alaska), but now I want to add a button at the top that will let the user select if they want to see the data for thing b, i.e. plot_usmap(data=d[c('state', 'b.pct')], values='b.pct'). How would I go about doing this?
EDIT: I have updated my map to be created with leaflet and the legend is no longer an issue. I still can't figure out how to switch between datasets though.
r ggplot2 usmap
r ggplot2 usmap
asked Mar 6 at 16:24
John SmithJohn Smith
114
asked Mar 6 at 16:24
John SmithJohn Smith
114
edited Mar 6 at 19:39
John Smith
asked Mar 6 at 16:24
John SmithJohn Smith
114
asked Mar 6 at 16:24
John SmithJohn Smith
114
asked Mar 6 at 16:24
John SmithJohn Smith
114
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I think you needshinyin order to do that. Maybe withleafletyou can avoid it
– JonnyCrunch
Mar 6 at 16:53
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I think you needshinyin order to do that. Maybe withleafletyou can avoid it
– JonnyCrunch
Mar 6 at 16:53
I think you need
shiny in order to do that. Maybe with leaflet you can avoid it– JonnyCrunch
Mar 6 at 16:53
I think you need
shiny in order to do that. Maybe with leaflet you can avoid it– JonnyCrunch
Mar 6 at 16:53
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shinyin order to do that. Maybe withleafletyou can avoid it– JonnyCrunch
Mar 6 at 16:53