I’m struggling to use the sunburst graph object in a Jupyter notebook. It’s perfect for my use case (spread of file formats in a given corpus), however using the parameter branchvalues=‘total’ gives me just a white box. A dodgy workaround setting the parent values to 0 gives me this: [newplot(2)] …

OK. I still can’t reproduce this problem locally so if anyone can post a replicable example I’d be grateful :slight_smile:

I’ve tried the sample data from https://community.plotly.com/t/26582 (over in the R forum) but those all work in Python with Plotly v4.2.1: import plotly.graph_objects as go go.Figure( go.Sunburst( labels = ["Seth", "Enos", "Noam", "Awan", "Enoch"], parents = ["", "Seth", "Seth"…

If you’re able to look in the Javascript console, it usually gives a helpful-ish error when this fails, like this for example: [image]

Thanks, this is helpful as what I found most difficult about working with Plotly is not getting error messages to aid debugging. How do I access the JavaScript console in R? I’ve had a quick Google

I also had this issue. I found that plotly is temperamental when it came to float values. When I rounded them to ints, it worked fine

@nicolaskruchten I believe I was able to reproduce the behavior described. I’m using Plotly in a Python/JupyterLab environment. If I use the Eve sunburst example in a notebook cell with the branchvalues attribute removed, I get the following: [image] If I then add the branchvalues=True attribut…

BTW and forgot to mention in my first post, this happens on both Plotly v4.1.0 and V4.3.0.

Thanks very much @kev.mock ! I’m unable to replicate this locally in either JupyterLab or classic Notebooks, which is pretty strange! The same code also works in straight plotly.js in a CodePen, so there’s something else going on here. [image]

Ah I think I know what’s happening here. This happens with Plotly.js version 1.49.4, which shipped with Plotly.py 4.1.0. It’s possible you would still see this in Plotly.py 4.3.0 in JupyterLab if you haven’t updated your labextensions … Please check out our Getting Started guide for installation ins…

Sunburst branchvalues parameter

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Dmrks November 20, 2019, 7:59am 26

Someone else from my organisation has also come to me with the same issue. Which is a shame as it is one of the best sunburst plots out there.

Clearly reproducing this issue isn’t a problem tho

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Sunburst branchvalues parameter

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