I have a bar plot (python plotly) with two traces in blue and yellow (as shown by the legend), using the barmode='overlay' layout setting. But however when displaying the figure, these two colors get 'mixed' and it ends up being a dark purple color, which is confusing to the user as the legend does not show this mixed color. Is there any way to not mix the original colors with barmode='overlay'?
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As shown in following graph, colors of all categories are black. How to fix it?
I need to set color to no-color for some annotations in heatmap. Basically I'd like to make it invisible. Only thing I can think of is white color with fully transparency. What color is it?
The second example in https://plotly.com/python/strip-charts/ shows adding color (see screenshot below), but this automatically also creates spacing between the red and blue colored dots.
How do I turn that off? How do I make sure my dots are colored for a categorical variable, without making two separate 'strips'?
Try stripmode='overlay' option. It should produce the following.
Data points overlayed:
So im using the diamonds dataset and want to do a box plot of price and cut of the diamond using ggplot in python. This is the line of code to do the plot.
ggplot(aes('cut','price',fill='cut'),diamonds) +geom_boxplot()
However, boxes stay gray even though the color legend shows. This is the plot I get:
How can I make the boxes fill the colour in the legend??
Thanks very much!
I have written a code to generate chart using openpyxl, but I am not able to change the background color and legend color.