Changing the scale for stacked plots #3835
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Hi All, Could someone point me to the PyAEDT method/s that will help to change the scales of the individual plots for a stacked plot display? Thanks in advance. Regards |
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@Abhi-SimuTech Please give more information. First, is it for AEDT plot or matplotlib? Because for complex postprocessing I would use matplotlib. Second, could you provide a snipped code to reproduce the stacked plot? Please try to describe all the steps needed because PyAEDT covers a lot of different applications, and the community can not help with such general questions. Thanks |
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By the way, if you try to change the scale of 2 stacked plot, it is not possible, I found a bug in AEDT and I already submitted it. Your colleague Steve Baker asked the same internally, please try to do not duplicate requests. As a workaround you can use matplotlib, where you can define any kind of plot with AEDT data: https://matplotlib.org/stable/gallery/subplots_axes_and_figures/subplots_demo.html |
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By the way, if you try to change the scale of 2 stacked plot, it is not possible, I found a bug in AEDT and I already submitted it. Your colleague Steve Baker asked the same internally, please try to do not duplicate requests.
As a workaround you can use matplotlib, where you can define any kind of plot with AEDT data:
https://matplotlib.org/stable/gallery/subplots_axes_and_figures/subplots_demo.html