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Plotly: using fig.update_xaxes showes wrong month

I am looking for a solution to show the x_axis correct. the date 2021-01-31 is displayed as “Feb 2021”. i would like to show it as “Jan 2021”. thanks for help! Answer You can force the ticks to start at 2021-01-31 by setting the starting tick to the starting date of your data sdate. I should point out that this

How do I loop over multiple figures in plotly?

I have the following DF: I want to create 3 figures for column a: a1, a2 and a3. In the x-axis, for each graph, I have the same b1, b2 and b3. I want to use a loop instead of the code below, which is repetitive because the x-axis is the same for all figures (b1, b2, b3) and the

Cufflinks shows blank

I tried importing the financial data and use the following code. It runs fine but plotly just show blank canvas. I narrowed down and found out that the problem is cufflink because iplot alone (not using with dataframe still work fine) enter image description here Answer I think the graph did not show up because the name of the multi-index

Plotly: Trace Name Appears Outside of HoverInfo

Below is an example of some code where name appears on the outside of the hoverinfo label. In my actual code I’ve already accounted for the name inside of the hoverinfo so I just want to make this bit disappear (see highlighted section in picture below). Unfortunately I can’t set name =”” because I’m using the name value to change

Select plot linestyle with plotly pandas backend

I want to be able to select the linestyle with the pandas plot method with the plotly backend. Matplotlib: When I use the matplotlib backend in pandas, I can do: which allows me to select the linestyle for each column. The output is: Plotly backend: With plotly I can do How can I select the linestyle of a given line

Plotly: How to display a regression line for one variable against multiple other time series?

With a dataset such as time series for various stocks, how can you easily display a regression line for one variable against all others and quickly define a few aesthetic elements such as: which variable to plot against the others, theme color for the figure, colorscale for the traces type of trendline; linear or non-linear? Data: Reproducible through: Answer The

Plotly displays unnecessary extra values on the x axis of a line chart

I’m plotting this dataframe: Where: But what actually comes out is this: The x-axis has values of -1 and 24, when I don’t actually need them. There is no “-1 hour” or “24 hour”. How do I format the plot not to show them? EDIT: the answer for Plotly is layout_xaxis_range=[0,23], use it in the fig like this: Answer just

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