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I am trying to add data label on a histogram but would like to see limited decimal. Current code is as below:

label =  after_stat(scales::percent(cumsum((count / sum(count))))))

It works fine, but returns different number of decimals depending chart variable data plotted.

Then I referred this link: how to put exact number of decimal places on label ggplot bar chart and modified code as below:

   label =  after_stat(sprintf("%0.f",round(scales::percent(cumsum((count / sum(count)))),digits=2)))

Error in round(scales::percent(cumsum((count/sum(count))))) : non-numeric argument to mathematical function

Can you please suggest right way to trim/round decimal to say 2 places?. Thanks.

user7256821
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You can pass "accuracy" to scales::percent, e.g.

library(scales)
count = seq(0, 10, 1)
label = scales::percent(cumsum((count / sum(count))), accuracy = 0.001)
label
>[1] "0.000%"   "1.818%"   "5.455%"   "10.909%"  "18.182%" 
>[6] "27.273%"  "38.182%"  "50.909%"  "65.455%"  "81.818%" 
>[11] "100.000%"

label = scales::percent(cumsum((count / sum(count))), accuracy = 0.01)
label
>[1] "0.00%"   "1.82%"   "5.45%"   "10.91%"  "18.18%" 
>[6] "27.27%"  "38.18%"  "50.91%"  "65.45%"  "81.82%" 
>[11] "100.00%"

So, with your data, I think this should work:

label =  after_stat(scales::percent(cumsum((count / sum(count))), accuracy = 0.01))
jared_mamrot
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