How to set a color in a stacked area plot by an specific level in a dataframe with multiIndex?











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I have a data frame with MultiIndex that I want to plot in a stacked area plot. I want to set a color for each area (MultiIndex) such as: 1) A,C1; 2) A,C2; 3) A,C3, 4) B,C1; 5) B,C2; 6) B,C3.



                         MultiIndex((levels=[['A', 'B'], ['C1, C2', 'C3']]

                         labels=[[0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1], [0, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2]],

                         names=['plant', 'product'])

df



plant   A                                   B

product C1          C2          C3          C1          C2          C3

2013    91.819787   169.067457  96.622599   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2014    90.717770   169.067457  88.176969   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2015    90.717770   168.782780  87.464522   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2016    90.717770   166.585114  87.205738   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2017    88.869848   165.472301  86.936643   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2018    88.628546   165.336691  82.474329   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2019    81.971873   164.165038  82.258477   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2020    81.432714   162.372458  82.054170   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889

2021    80.575571   162.283999  82.050511   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889


I had tried 



ax = df.plot(kind='area', rot= 0, stacked=True, figsize=(12, 5), color= 

{"b","darkblue", "olive", "green", "pink", "cornflowerblue"}),


but in the color feature I want to set explicitly the MultiIndex. Let's say for [A,C1] I want dark blue and so on. How can I do it?






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    I have a data frame with MultiIndex that I want to plot in a stacked area plot. I want to set a color for each area (MultiIndex) such as: 1) A,C1; 2) A,C2; 3) A,C3, 4) B,C1; 5) B,C2; 6) B,C3.



                             MultiIndex((levels=[['A', 'B'], ['C1, C2', 'C3']]
    
                         labels=[[0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1], [0, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2]],
    
                         names=['plant', 'product'])
    
df
    

    
plant   A                                   B
    
product C1          C2          C3          C1          C2          C3
    
2013    91.819787   169.067457  96.622599   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2014    90.717770   169.067457  88.176969   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2015    90.717770   168.782780  87.464522   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2016    90.717770   166.585114  87.205738   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2017    88.869848   165.472301  86.936643   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2018    88.628546   165.336691  82.474329   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2019    81.971873   164.165038  82.258477   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2020    81.432714   162.372458  82.054170   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
    
2021    80.575571   162.283999  82.050511   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889


    I had tried 



    ax = df.plot(kind='area', rot= 0, stacked=True, figsize=(12, 5), color= 
    
{"b","darkblue", "olive", "green", "pink", "cornflowerblue"}),


    but in the color feature I want to set explicitly the MultiIndex. Let's say for [A,C1] I want dark blue and so on. How can I do it?






    plot colors multi-index stacked-area-chart







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      I have a data frame with MultiIndex that I want to plot in a stacked area plot. I want to set a color for each area (MultiIndex) such as: 1) A,C1; 2) A,C2; 3) A,C3, 4) B,C1; 5) B,C2; 6) B,C3.



                               MultiIndex((levels=[['A', 'B'], ['C1, C2', 'C3']]
      
                         labels=[[0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1], [0, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2]],
      
                         names=['plant', 'product'])
      
df
      

      
plant   A                                   B
      
product C1          C2          C3          C1          C2          C3
      
2013    91.819787   169.067457  96.622599   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2014    90.717770   169.067457  88.176969   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2015    90.717770   168.782780  87.464522   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2016    90.717770   166.585114  87.205738   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2017    88.869848   165.472301  86.936643   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2018    88.628546   165.336691  82.474329   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2019    81.971873   164.165038  82.258477   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2020    81.432714   162.372458  82.054170   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2021    80.575571   162.283999  82.050511   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889


      I had tried 



      ax = df.plot(kind='area', rot= 0, stacked=True, figsize=(12, 5), color= 
      
{"b","darkblue", "olive", "green", "pink", "cornflowerblue"}),


      but in the color feature I want to set explicitly the MultiIndex. Let's say for [A,C1] I want dark blue and so on. How can I do it?






      plot colors multi-index stacked-area-chart







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      I have a data frame with MultiIndex that I want to plot in a stacked area plot. I want to set a color for each area (MultiIndex) such as: 1) A,C1; 2) A,C2; 3) A,C3, 4) B,C1; 5) B,C2; 6) B,C3.



                               MultiIndex((levels=[['A', 'B'], ['C1, C2', 'C3']]
      
                         labels=[[0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1], [0, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2]],
      
                         names=['plant', 'product'])
      
df
      

      
plant   A                                   B
      
product C1          C2          C3          C1          C2          C3
      
2013    91.819787   169.067457  96.622599   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2014    90.717770   169.067457  88.176969   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2015    90.717770   168.782780  87.464522   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2016    90.717770   166.585114  87.205738   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2017    88.869848   165.472301  86.936643   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2018    88.628546   165.336691  82.474329   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2019    81.971873   164.165038  82.258477   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2020    81.432714   162.372458  82.054170   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889
      
2021    80.575571   162.283999  82.050511   101.945246  156.474884  4.034889


      I had tried 



      ax = df.plot(kind='area', rot= 0, stacked=True, figsize=(12, 5), color= 
      
{"b","darkblue", "olive", "green", "pink", "cornflowerblue"}),


      but in the color feature I want to set explicitly the MultiIndex. Let's say for [A,C1] I want dark blue and so on. How can I do it?






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