Display Specific Median Value in Boxplot











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I want the following boxplot:
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to have the specific median value on the red line.



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  • Calculate the median and use text to place the values. TLDR; yes it's possible. Show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example for us to help, or this question is too broad to be on topic.
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I want the following boxplot:
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to have the specific median value on the red line.



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  • Calculate the median and use text to place the values. TLDR; yes it's possible. Show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example for us to help, or this question is too broad to be on topic.
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I want the following boxplot:
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to have the specific median value on the red line.



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I want the following boxplot:
The Boxplot



to have the specific median value on the red line.



Is that possible?






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  • Calculate the median and use text to place the values. TLDR; yes it's possible. Show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example for us to help, or this question is too broad to be on topic.
    – Wolfie
    Nov 7 at 11:28


















  • Calculate the median and use text to place the values. TLDR; yes it's possible. Show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example for us to help, or this question is too broad to be on topic.
    – Wolfie
    Nov 7 at 11:28
















Calculate the median and use text to place the values. TLDR; yes it's possible. Show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example for us to help, or this question is too broad to be on topic.
– Wolfie
Nov 7 at 11:28




Calculate the median and use text to place the values. TLDR; yes it's possible. Show a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example for us to help, or this question is too broad to be on topic.
– Wolfie
Nov 7 at 11:28












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text(1, mean1+1,mean1);

text(2, mean2+1,mean2);

text(3, mean3+1,mean3);

text(4, mean4+1,mean4);


if you change the +1 to another number it elevates the text by that amount.






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  • text can take array inputs, there's no need to have 4 calls to it...
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text(1, mean1+1,mean1);

text(2, mean2+1,mean2);

text(3, mean3+1,mean3);

text(4, mean4+1,mean4);


if you change the +1 to another number it elevates the text by that amount.






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  • text can take array inputs, there's no need to have 4 calls to it...
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text(1, mean1+1,mean1);

text(2, mean2+1,mean2);

text(3, mean3+1,mean3);

text(4, mean4+1,mean4);


if you change the +1 to another number it elevates the text by that amount.






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  • text can take array inputs, there's no need to have 4 calls to it...
    – Wolfie
    Nov 7 at 14:49













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text(1, mean1+1,mean1);

text(2, mean2+1,mean2);

text(3, mean3+1,mean3);

text(4, mean4+1,mean4);


if you change the +1 to another number it elevates the text by that amount.






share|improve this answer












text(1, mean1+1,mean1);

text(2, mean2+1,mean2);

text(3, mean3+1,mean3);

text(4, mean4+1,mean4);


if you change the +1 to another number it elevates the text by that amount.







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