Closed Tato14 closed 6 years ago
Hi @Tato14
If using the newer S4 style Waterfall()
function you can set the plotB
param to NULL and it will omit the plot
here's an example using some test data
library(data.table)
library(GenVisR)
test <- data.table("sample"=rep("test1", 5), "gene"=c(rep("egfr", 2), rep("rb1", 3)),
"mutation"=c(rep("missense", 2), rep("nonsense", 2), "frameshift")))
out <- Waterfall(test, plotB=NULL)
drawPlot(out)
Hi! Is there any argument to remove the left barplot (%Mutation)?
Thanks!