Hey everyone, thanks so much for all the suggestions! I tried a bunch of them, and it turns out my data had some hidden NaNs that I missed. After cleaning it up with `.dropna()`, the Python error gscatter issue went away.
I also converted my data to numpy arrays using `.values`, and that seemed to do the trick. I’ll definitely check out the links and tools you all shared—Real Python and Plotly look super helpful.
One quick follow-up: does anyone know if gscatter works better with certain versions of matplotlib? I’m on 3.5.2, but I’m wondering if updating might help with other quirks. Thanks again!
I also converted my data to numpy arrays using `.values`, and that seemed to do the trick. I’ll definitely check out the links and tools you all shared—Real Python and Plotly look super helpful.
One quick follow-up: does anyone know if gscatter works better with certain versions of matplotlib? I’m on 3.5.2, but I’m wondering if updating might help with other quirks. Thanks again!