Q&A: Subplotting without for loop.... Is it possible? The Pros and Cons

[@frederickboakyeoppong2276]

Good one, Doc

[@KiesMender]

Thanks, God job. keep it

[@meteodata]

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[@temidayopopoola6335]

Very helpful. Thank you.

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[@abasshusseinagyekum2213]

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[@danielamponsah3155]

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[@xiliaevents]

Keep up the good work💗

[@meteodata]

Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for the support too.

[@indrakumarrachalaishram7636]

its a wonderful help for struggling students like myself. sir, can you do subplots using the looping for seasons and months based on mannkendall test?

[@meteodata]

Yes, combine your for loop with an enumate function over the seasons or months. This helps you access both the respective data and their indexes, which proves very useful. This seems workable, but of course there could be other alternatives.

[@debashispaul197]

Its a nice video..thanx for clarifying...bdw can you make a video of showing stipples where it is 95% significance using netcdf data

[@meteodata]

We will try.
Glad you found it helpful.

[@debashispaul197]

Thanks for the reply...actually if you can make a video on plotting stipples where it is 95% significance it will be very much appreciated