How can I get the resulting x-axis and y-axis limits in a plot?

Steven Camden

I have a very simple bubble chart, see below. The only thing I need to do is be able to get the range (or min and max) or the resulting x and y axis.

trace = go.Scatter(
    x=df_test['total_points_mean'],
    y=df_test['total_points_std'],
    mode='markers',
    text=df_test['play_maker'],
    marker=dict(size=df_test['week_nunique'],
                color = df_test['week_nunique'],
                showscale=True)
)

layout = go.Layout(title='Scatter Plot')
fig = go.Figure(data=[trace],layout=layout)

From the resulting plot, the x-axis min and max seem to be around ~10 and ~29, but I need a way to generate precise values ​​for the axis range.

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Is there a way to access the generated axis limits?

Yogyakarta

There is no way to get the axis limits from the plot in the python implementation. The axis range can only be retrieved if it is specified in the layout (but it is not actually needed).

So if you try, print(fig.layout.xaxis.range)you will get it None.

If you need constraints, you need to make your own constraints and apply them to the layout:

  1. get the min and max of the x-values: xmin,xmax
  2. Fill these values ​​with some factors:xlim = [xmin*.95, xmax*1.05]
  3. Update layout:fig.update_layout(xaxis=dict(range=[xlim[0],xlim[1]]))

Now, if you try it, you print(fig.layout.xaxis.range)will get the axis limits.

This annoyed me so much that I had to dig deeper , thanks to @Emmanuelle on the conspiracy forum for confirming this reality.

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