@YvesKlett TraceKira is the old, rude timoftebogdan in a new disguise (still a sex addict according to his profile) who can't spell the name of his location.

@SjoerdC.deVries at least there are not two of ´em now. And yes, the spelling thing is sad (unless there is some town like that in the U.S. somewhere).

Does anyone have any insight on how to get attributes from Entities?

Hi guys, how can I make a plot like this? sharpplot.palletstack.com/figs/boxplot396.png

Except let's say I don't even want the 'whiskers', just the bar

oh sorry, and horizontal also

Well yeah like in that image, sorry

It seems like I can use BoxWhiskerPlot[] and just make use the range I want the bar

@FdotFloss BarOrigin -> Left? (BoxWhiskerChart)

@MichaelE2, thanks, that's part of it definitely. But I don't want the annoying whiskers at the sides, so I'm actually using BarChart[] with ChartLayout->"Stacked" to get the offsets I want

(unless there's an easier way?)

I probably didn't explain what I'm looking for very well, I want like the picture I posted, except no whiskers at all or lines through the boxes, just horizontal rectangles

@FdotFloss I do not make such plots, so my potential for practical advice is rather limited. BarChart sounds like a reasonable choice.

@MichaelE2, I think I got exactly what I want actually

I basically made a stacked bar chart but made the "bottom" rectangles transparent

@blochwave "this example demonstrates why writing code in a language for which you do not understand the semantics gives truly unexpected results" OR "a parable on why it is necessary to actually learn a language before declaring yourself competent to write code in it"

@YvesKlett to be honest, I don't think it would be a loss to anyone if all of this user's "contributions" were simply deleted. But, whatever.

@OleksandrR. agreed on the loss scenario. I had a warm cookie right now though, so I am feeling somewhat mellow.

@YvesKlett I need a glass of wine