I have a large data set of binary data from a sensor that I'm trying to plot. I want to see the bit stream but for some of the columns of data, the output is visually shown flipped where 0 is placed at the top of the y axis and 1 is at the bottom. Im plotting each column and only some of the columns have this behavior (4 out of 18), most of them are plotted with 1 at the top of the y-axis and 0 at the bottom. I have taken the first 25 rows and used them below. Here is the code I'm using to plot. # Plot Image # Create figure fig = go.Figure() for col in df_test.columns: fig.add_trace( go.Scatter( x=df_test.index, y=df_test[col], name=col, visible="legendonly", line_shape='hv')) fig.update_layout( autosize=False, width=1550, height=800, xaxis_title=df_test.index.name, yaxis_title="State", yaxis=dict(range=[0, 1]) ) fig.show() Dataframe data showing column 1, data shown upside down showing column 2, y axis is displayed correctly showing columns 1 and 2 with the data displayed upside down Just updated to plotly version 6.1.1 Any ideas why some of the columns are shown upside down and how to fix it? Continue reading...