Hello Paul, R Experts!

I just have a small question.  The *show* argument in the cboxplot function
in NADA2 package specifies whether the portion of the boxplot below the
maximum detection limit should be shown, or left blank.  If show is set to
False, the lower portion should be blank, and if TRUE, the lower portion
should be shown (i.e. the complete boxplot should be plotted).  But this
only works if the LOG argument is set to TRUE, i.e. it is specified to plot
the Y axis data on the log scale.  If LOG is FALSE, the boxplot portion
below the maximum detection limit is not plotted, no matter if the show
argument is set to TRUE or FALSE.  Is this a known issue with cboxplot, or
am I missing something?

A million thanks!
Janh

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