Plot survey theme result by demographic

Usage

plot_theme_by_demographic(
  data,
  theme = NA,
  theme_columns = NA,
  demographic_column,
  agree_values = c("Agree a little", "Agree a lot"),
  kind = "ggplot",
  rm99 = TRUE
)

Arguments

data: survey data
theme: A string containing the theme name (with or without "_" as spacing).
theme_columns: column index relating to theme. This input is overwritten by the columns found by parameter 'theme' if inputte.
demographic_column: the index of the demographic column.
agree_values: The answers that correspond to agree.
kind: what kind of object we want to be returned. Allowable values are "ggplot", "plotly" or "data.frame".
rm99: Flag (TRUE/FALSE) for whether we want to set '99' values to NA to suppress multiple values as an option. Default is TRUE.

Value

either a plotly object, ggplot object or a data frame depending on kind.

Details

See Create survey figures article for examples.

Examples

if (FALSE) {
# Load in some example survey data.
data = OMESurvey::survey_example

# Add a school column using the barcode.
school = data$Barcode_ID |> as.character() |>  substr(3, 5)
data$school = school
school_column = ncol(data)

# Create the theme by demographic plot.
OMESurvey::plot_theme_by_demographic(data,
theme = 'Theme_1',
demographic_column = school_column,
kind = 'ggplot')

}