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I am working with big data sets where I need to graph multiple stacked trends but have come across an issue relating the the number of y axes allowed in a plotly graph. I have tried multiple methods to resolve this but to no avail.

Anytime I attempt to graph data where I use over 100 y-axes trends the trends begin to eclipse the previous ones. Here is an image of my attempt to graph 106 trends:

106 trends

If downsize the number of trends to 99 trends then all of these show in the graph:

99 trends

I am building these graphs in ipython notebook using plotly's python API.

Does plotly have a limit on the number of y axes that are permitted in one graph?

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