Is there a way to label figures outside the coding chunks that are produced?

[msh855]

Hi,

is there a way to label figures outside the coding chunks that are produced? either by R or Python?

i am using a qmd file where

i have:

I want to reference this Figure 

```{python}
# Plot
plot1 = data[['Proxy_rate', 'Fed_rate']].plot(title='The Fed and Forward Guidance')
plt.legend(['Proxy Rate', 'Fund rate'])
plt.show()

I want to reference in the text the figure produced by that code

Thanks 

[cscheid]

```{python}
#| label: fig-1
plot1 = data[['Proxy_rate', 'Fed_rate']].plot(title='The Fed and Forward Guidance')
plt.legend(['Proxy Rate', 'Fund rate'])
plt.show()
```

This is @fig-1

[mcanouil]

@msh855 you can look through GitHub Discussions for many examples of using CSS to do many things, such as #2304.

[msh855]

Can you please help me with the below? I get this pic

Here is the code generating the plot

#| label: fig-4

plt3 = df_zcore[['Forward_Guidance_zcore']].plot(color='teal', title='Forward Guidance (zscore)')
plt3.axhline(y=int_range, color='blue', linewidth=0.5, linestyle="--")
plt3.axhline(y=0, color='black', linewidth=1, linestyle="--")
plt3.axhline(y=int_range * -1, color='blue', linewidth=0.5, linestyle="--")

why am I getting the things I cycled in the figure? How can I remove them?

[mcanouil]

For detailed answer/solution, we¹ need a detailed problem, in this case we don't need a snippet of code, we need a complete (and small) Quarto document that we can render and work on.

Footnotes

1. "we" is for anyone wanting to help. ↩

[msh855]

solved my issue. It turned out, one needs the plt.show() at the end of the code with the figure.