I have to make the decision based on the 3 plots which mentioned below, I would like to see all 3 plots together instead of seeing separately. Is it possible? How?
Market and Segment generating most profit:
plot1 <- ggplot(SalesTotal,aes(x=SalesTotal$Market,
y=SalesTotal$TotalProfit, fill=SalesTotal$Segment))
plot1 + geom_bar(stat="identity",position="dodge") +
xlab("Market") + ylab("Profit") + ggtitle("Total Profit")
Market and Segment having most profit margin:
plot2<-ggplot(SalesTotal,aes(x=SalesTotal$Market,y=SalesTotal$ProfitPercent,fill=SalesTotal$Segment))
plot2+geom_bar(stat="identity",position="dodge")+xlab("Market")+ylab("Profit %age")+ggtitle("Profit percent")
Market and Segment having most profit margin:
plot3<-ggplot(SalesTotal,aes(x=SalesTotal$Market,y=SalesTotal$CVMonthlyProfitPercent,fill=SalesTotal$Segment))
plot3<-plot3+geom_bar(stat="identity",position="dodge")+xlab("Market")+ylab("Coeff. of variance of monthly profit")
plot3+ggtitle("Coeff. of variance in monthly profit Vs. Market Segment")
Please see the screenshot below when I tried using grid.arrange(plot1, plot2, plot3) not sure why plot 1 and plot 2 bars not appearing.