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# Use Esquisse to create plots quickly

ggplots is great package but it can be a bit overwhelming to deal with. So many options and functions. Lucky for us, thanks to Fanny Meyer & Victor Perrier, there is a shortcut, the [esquisse package](https://dreamrs.github.io/esquisse/index.html). It basically helps explore your data quickly and build a ggplot. 

Let me take an example\
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As always *installing* and *loading*

```
install.packages("esquisse")
library("esquisse")
```

After that, only one line of code to make the magic happens

```
esquisser()
```

![esquisse wiward](/files/-MYWo3fVcv04CXzsMDzY)

you pick your dataset, the field you want to import and it's now possible to choose what metrics to display on each axis by drag & dropping them into each selector

![](/files/-MYWpahtQgCrdXKoAX34)

Pick the plot style

![](/files/-MYWqSt1Bofg88Dh7dlY)

you can also customise the plot titles and legends

![](/files/-MYWpsFwLYtI1gY2EFn3)

you can pick the colors and plot style

![](/files/-MYWpxttynURaCtljypb)

Filter the values

![](/files/-MYWq6LPlLCpKoG7n_Nm)

Last and foremost, it gives you the code to generate this plot + some extra export option.

![](/files/-MYWqEXIEgK7gvbFUeLn)

Esquisse is not capable of doing every available ggplots but for a simple graph, it's a great way to speed up the processs.