Open morzen opened 1 year ago
Hello,
Apologies for the issue, but I am running out of options here. I have been looking all over the web for a way to do this.
By this, I mean being able to have multiple geom on top of each other, like it can be done in R.
the results I get in R look like this
which is expected the data plotted in black and the data plotted in red.
When I try to do something similar in python3 it looks like this.
only the red dot shows not the black one (in short only the last part of the code is being taken into account by the code) .
TimeGraph = ggplot(GroupsDateDictDF) + aes(x=GroupsDateDictDF["Name"], y=GroupsDateDictDF["Created"]) + geom_point(colour='black') + aes(x=GroupsDateDictDF["Name"], y=GroupsDateDictDF["Last Modified"]) + geom_point(colour='red')
here is my code.
kind regards,
Hello,
Apologies for the issue, but I am running out of options here. I have been looking all over the web for a way to do this.
By this, I mean being able to have multiple geom on top of each other, like it can be done in R.
the results I get in R look like this
which is expected the data plotted in black and the data plotted in red.
When I try to do something similar in python3 it looks like this.
only the red dot shows not the black one (in short only the last part of the code is being taken into account by the code) .
TimeGraph = ggplot(GroupsDateDictDF) + aes(x=GroupsDateDictDF["Name"], y=GroupsDateDictDF["Created"]) + geom_point(colour='black') + aes(x=GroupsDateDictDF["Name"], y=GroupsDateDictDF["Last Modified"]) + geom_point(colour='red')here is my code.
kind regards,