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Using multi_line by spliting the data based on column values

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Mukesh_C
Mukesh_C

I am newbie to Bokeh, and trying to create a multi line chart. To simply thinks, let’s assume we have a date, product, and sales volume in a Panda dataframe. I am trying to plot a chart with Dates on X asis, Volume on Y axis and seperate lines representing different products.Is that feasible?
Thanks - Mukesh

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Bryan
Bryan

Hi,

Yes, you can just make a call to "line" for each column. See e.g.

  https://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/docs/gallery/stocks.html

Bryan

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On Dec 14, 2017, at 23:30, Mukesh C <cmukesh19@gmail.com> wrote:

I am newbie to Bokeh, and trying to create a multi line chart. To simply thinks, let's assume we have a date, product, and sales volume in a Panda dataframe. I am trying to plot a chart with Dates on X asis, Volume on Y axis and seperate lines representing different products.Is that feasible?
Thanks - Mukesh

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