I found an error when I was trying to generate a taxa barplot from a grouped table.
There was an issue with loading the file Metadados_grouped_local.txt as metadata:
There was an issue with loading the metadata file:
Metadata IDs must be unique. The following IDs are duplicated: 'JDG', 'JDGF1', 'JU', 'JUF1', 'LAB', 'NEG', 'RPC', 'RPCF1'
My goal is to generate a taxa barplot from 7 groups of my "local" variable ('RPC', 'JDG', 'JU','RPCF1','JDGF1','JUF1','LAB').
I know the way I can run my command involves modifying my metadata. I've looked at several discussions on the forum, but I'm having problems manually modifying my metadata, maybe it's something simple but I can't find where I'm going wrong.
I replaced my entire sample-id column with the group names found in the "local" variable.
Hi!
Plugin is complaining, that your ids are not unique. Since you already replaced your initial ids by group names, the next step would be to remove all replicates for each new ID (there should be only one row for each group name).
This is a little bit confusing for me, because I have 96 individuals, so removing the replicates in my metadata will leave just 7 rows with the group names, and the others 89 rows will be empty. Is this right?
That's right but I guess that you need this grouped table and grouped metadata only for taxabarplot to show groups rather individuals. For stat analysis and other plugins you can use original metadata and tables.
But my empty rows in the modified metadata give me the error that I was suspecting, please if you can check my modified metadata: Metadados_grouped_local.tsv (2.4 KB)
The new error:
There was an issue with loading the file Metadados_grouped_local.txt as metadata:
There was an issue with loading the metadata file:
Detected empty metadata ID. IDs must consist of at least one character.