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print(olist_geolocation['geolocation_state'])
andprint(type(olist_geolocation['geolocation_state']))
. If it is Series type, an sort_values() would solve.– Paulo Marques
I am using pandas and matplotlib. The Sort method also fits this need?
– rafacbarros18
Yes, you can do the Sort on the dataframe. But sort_values is for Series type only
– Paulo Marques