Altering x or y axis through ggplot2 replaces existing scale

[anhoej]

Altering x or y axis through ggplot2 replaces existing scale

[anhoej]

Thanks, and hmm ... I'll think about your suggestion. I get your point. But I also find the ggplot message useful.

Try:
qic(x = i, y = r, n = n, data = nhs_accidents, chart = "p", y.percent = F)

The real problem, as I see it, is that ggplot2 (or scales) add too many decimals to percent formatted y axes.

[lenakba]

I agree, the ggplot message is useful.

How about an argument called something like "add_axes", when TRUE, adds the axes defined by qic (default), when FALSE, the qic-command won't change the axes, and you're free to alter them without the message. Or a separate argument for the X axis and one for Y...not sure what would be the best solution.

Your suggested code works, but it doesn't solve our particular problem. We want to add percentages to the scale that are correct according to Norwegian grammar. Thus, we have to add these labels in scale_y_continuous either way.