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Why do i lose the order of my y-axis where the patient IDs are when I go from swimmer_plot, which works well, to +swimmer_points?

Any tips/tricks for improving my very rudimentary coding will be gratefully received ordered swimmer_plot disordered +swimmer_points

my code attempt

Thank you Ben

I tried making both data frames come from the same original CSV but then I couldnt even make a swim plot probably because of na.omit??? Tried a tonne of other stuff but I just started R yesterday so not really sure Thanks

Benjamin Trewin
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Without a reproducible example (as suggested in the comment by @stefan), I'm just guessing. But, usually it helps to create a factor and set the levels in the order you'd like. E.g., Pt <- factor(Pt, levels = unique(Pt)) or something similar. Maybe you need to use rev() on the levels.

RRDK
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