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plot multiple geoms on top of each other #678

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@morzen

Hello,

Apologies for the issue, but I am running out of options here. I have been looking all over the web for a way to do this.
Screenshot 2023-03-29 at 21 13 51

By this, I mean being able to have multiple geom on top of each other, like it can be done in R.

the results I get in R look like this
Screenshot 2023-03-29 at 21 15 45
which is expected the data plotted in black and the data plotted in red.

When I try to do something similar in python3 it looks like this.
Screenshot 2023-03-29 at 21 17 58

only the red dot shows not the black one (in short only the last part of the code is being taken into account by the code) .

TimeGraph = ggplot(GroupsDateDictDF) + aes(x=GroupsDateDictDF["Name"], y=GroupsDateDictDF["Created"]) + geom_point(colour='black') + aes(x=GroupsDateDictDF["Name"], y=GroupsDateDictDF["Last Modified"]) + geom_point(colour='red')

here is my code.

kind regards,

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