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I'm a huge fan of fct_reorder2(), for the reasons highlighted here:
If you make a line plot, make the legend order match some notion of the data order (or use direct labelling). Linked gist shows how to do this in #rstats with forcats::fct_reorder2().https://t.co/1IHbG7wIG8pic.twitter.com/hadqsmfLO6
I'm a huge fan of
fct_reorder2()
, for the reasons highlighted here:Gist: https://gist.github.com/jennybc/847c6b43c4e35cec2e5bb30a3f38af73
Maybe the under-appreciation for
fct_reorder2()
is partially due to its name? It doesn't really evoke what the function does.I don't have a great alternative but something along the lines of
fct_reorder_for_legend()
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