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"""
facet_wrap(;rows, cols, scales = "fixed")

facet_wrap() arrange panel in a matrix with 3 columns and as many rows as needed. It is most useful when you have one discrete variables. If you have two variables with many levels, try facet_grid().

# Arguments

- `rows` (required): Variable to use for the rows of the matrix
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facet_wrap takes the arg facets only, not rows (since the faceting variable populates both rows and cols, unlike in facet_grid)

- `scales` (optional): Should the scales be fixed or free? Options: "free", "free_x", "free_y"
"""
function facet_wrap(args...; kwargs...)
d = Dict(kwargs)

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