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import plotly.graph_objects as go def bar_chart_with_error_bars(): # Trace C trace_c = go.Bar( x=["Trial 1", "Trial 2", "Trial 3"], y=[3, 6, 4], name="Trace C", error_y=dict( type="data", array=[1, 0.5, 1.5] ) ) # Trace E (secondary y-axis) trace_e = go.Bar( x=["Trial 1", "Trial 2", "Trial 3"], y=[400, 700, 300], name="Trace E", yaxis="y2", error_y=dict( type="data", array=[50, 100, 200] ) ) # Layout layout = go.Layout( barmode="group", yaxis=dict(title="Trace C"), yaxis2=dict( title="Trace E", overlaying="y", side="right" ) ) # Create figure fig = go.Figure(data=[trace_c, trace_e], layout=layout) # Save to HTML fig.write_html("/tmp/trials.html") # Call the function bar_chart_with_error_bars()
Resulting chart. Stack instead of group.
rust version is also broken, but in different way - overlay instead of group: plotly/plotly.rs#391
Resulting chart. Stack instead of group.

rust version is also broken, but in different way - overlay instead of group: plotly/plotly.rs#391