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DOC: Duplicate categorical values are mapped to the same position - #29601
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…sition I repurposed the existing example. It's natural and expected that categoricals also work on the y-axis, so I removed the explicit mentioning of this. Instead, the example already shows nicely how duplicate values are handled.
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I repurposed the existing example. It's natural and expected that categoricals also work on the y-axis, so I removed the explicit mentioning of this. Instead, the example already shows nicely how duplicate values are handled.