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How do I set default order of my sankey diagram? #960
Whenever I display my sankey diagrm(sankey chart) with python plotly,
the order of nodes change depending on some unknown rules.
How do i fix the order of the nodes?
Hi there,
It is not possible to set default ordering at this time. You can see the list of available sankey attributes here: https://plot.ly/python/reference/#sankey
The attributes of the sankey chart are determined in our plotly.js repo (plotly's core graphing library).
We ask users to reserve issues in this repo for bugs with Plotly's python api, if you have additional plotting questions feel free to post in our community forum: https://community.plot.ly/
Reacted by Chanku Yeo, harisbal, Philipp Probst and Eduardo Kenji Imagawa
Reacted by Lucas Saldyt, Marvin Kastner, Niklas Henderson, PhD, Lucas, John Bolt, Diego Sánchez, Haoyu YANG 杨浩宇 and Jaakko Sirén
Hi! Is this still not possible? It seems like defining node order would be a great feature (I'm currently trying to make my sankey more static). I've used the arrangement = 'fixed' attribute to help, but I'd now like to define a fixed node order if possible.
Reacted by Will Burgess, Philipp Probst, Jiajia Zheng, Marvin Kastner and Sviatoslav Lavrinchuk
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Hi! Is this still not possible? It seems like defining node order would be
a great feature (I'm currently trying to make my sankey more static)
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I don't know if it's still relevant, but you can actually drag and drop them on the UI. Far from perfect, but it will save you if you have a presentation to make quickly ;)
Reacted by David Lippman, Erik Bauch, pdubey2018, XiaoqianXiao and erklem
Any updates? I was trying to manually define the positions of the nodes with x and y arguments of node. For both x and y I use values between 1 and 0 (these not included). Seems to work ok until I change the value of the orientation to vertical, i.e. orientation='v'.
How does these normalized values x and y actually work? Thanks
I have to agree this is very disappointing as half the value of a Sankey diagram is in its presentation and being able to eyeball trends. For example, if the first level is by Year, a random order is not useful for deciphering patterns.
Reacted by endolith, Mateo Ibarguen, Marvin Kastner, buckleylab, jbostoen, Daniel Carpenter, Adrian Henkel, Michael Hladun, John Bolt, Hideo Yasumoto and 3 more
@thenineteen et al - As mentioned above, can you please create a new issue in the plotly.js repo and comment when you do so? That’s where the rendering work is done for plotly.py. A new issue in the proper repository will get more attention than one that’s been closed for 2.5 years :) https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues
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cldougl commentedon Mar 8, 2018
Hi there,
It is not possible to set default ordering at this time. You can see the list of available sankey attributes here: https://plot.ly/python/reference/#sankey
The attributes of the sankey chart are determined in our plotly.js repo (plotly's core graphing library).
We ask users to reserve issues in this repo for bugs with Plotly's python api, if you have additional plotting questions feel free to post in our community forum: https://community.plot.ly/
lrlucchini commentedon Mar 14, 2019
@cldougl could you shed some light into the logic to determine the ordering of the nodes? How is it decided which ones are rendered on top?
chriddyp commentedon Mar 14, 2019
This is done automatically by plotly.js. Custom ordering is currently being worked on in plotly/plotly.js#3583.
aesharpe commentedon Jul 30, 2019
Hi! Is this still not possible? It seems like defining node order would be a great feature (I'm currently trying to make my sankey more static). I've used the arrangement = 'fixed' attribute to help, but I'd now like to define a fixed node order if possible.
lrlucchini commentedon Jul 31, 2019
theophile-dh commentedon Apr 1, 2020
I don't know if it's still relevant, but you can actually drag and drop them on the UI. Far from perfect, but it will save you if you have a presentation to make quickly ;)
lucasrodes commentedon May 31, 2020
Any updates? I was trying to manually define the positions of the nodes with
xandyarguments ofnode. For bothxandyI use values between 1 and 0 (these not included). Seems to work ok until I change the value of the orientation to vertical, i.e.orientation='v'.How does these normalized values
xandyactually work? Thanksthenineteen commentedon Sep 30, 2020
I have to agree this is very disappointing as half the value of a Sankey diagram is in its presentation and being able to eyeball trends. For example, if the first level is by Year, a random order is not useful for deciphering patterns.
chriddyp commentedon Oct 1, 2020
@thenineteen et al - As mentioned above, can you please create a new issue in the plotly.js repo and comment when you do so? That’s where the rendering work is done for plotly.py. A new issue in the proper repository will get more attention than one that’s been closed for 2.5 years :) https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues