How to make ticks display more reasonably in BarX #2106
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Removing the You could also set y interval to some high number but some of your data points would be rounded, i guess. Something like this: Plot.plot({
y: { interval: 10 }
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For a continuous y axis (instead of categorical), use rect + bin instead of bar + group:
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To illustrate the options described by @Fil and @that-ambuj, here is what rect + bin would look like: Plot.plot({
height: 500,
x: {
label: "← men · population (thousands) · women →",
labelAnchor: "center",
tickFormat: Math.abs
},
marks: [
Plot.rectX(
population,
Plot.binY(
{ x: "sum" },
{
x: (d) => d.population * (d.sex === "M" ? -1 : 1),
y: "age",
fill: "sex",
interval: 1
}
)
)
]
}) And here is what the interval option would look like (also using reverse to put zero at the bottom since ordinal y scales otherwise put the first value on top by default): Plot.plot({
height: 500,
x: {
label: "← men · population (thousands) · women →",
labelAnchor: "center",
tickFormat: Math.abs
},
y: {
interval: 1,
reverse: true
},
marks: [
Plot.barX(
population,
Plot.groupY(
{ x: "sum" },
{
x: (d) => d.population * (d.sex === "M" ? -1 : 1),
y: "age",
fill: "sex"
}
)
)
]
}) |
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To illustrate the options described by @Fil and @that-ambuj, here is what rect + bin would look like:
And here is what the interval option would look like (also using reverse to put zero at the bottom since ordinal y scales otherwise put the first value on top by default):