Plotting dataframes with time-series indexes using

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Hi all,

Does anyone else find that they don’t get a nicely formatted time-series axis when they run this matplotlib + pandas compatibility example?

https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/blob/master/examples/compat/pandas/dataframe.py

When I run the above, my x axis labels are: 9.600e+11, 9.800e+11, 1.000e+12, 1.020e+12

FYI I’m using:

$ conda list | egrep -e ‘(pandas|matplotlib|bokeh)’
bokeh 0.9.2 np19py34_0
matplotlib 1.4.3 np19py34_2
pandas 0.16.2 np19py34_0

Regards,

Will

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Whoops, just realised that I’d originally submitted this post when only halfway through writing a subject line.

Will

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On Monday, 24 August 2015 15:58:32 UTC+1, [email protected] wrote:

Does anyone else find that they don’t get a nicely formatted time-series axis when they run this matplotlib + pandas compatibility example?

https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/blob/master/examples/compat/pandas/dataframe.py

When I run the above, my x axis labels are: 9.600e+11, 9.800e+11, 1.000e+12, 1.020e+12

FYI I’m using:

$ conda list | egrep -e ‘(pandas|matplotlib|bokeh)’
bokeh 0.9.2 np19py34_0
matplotlib 1.4.3 np19py34_2
pandas 0.16.2 np19py34_0