End goal: I want to create a graph so that the x-axis is the date and there are two y-axis, one Ontario and one CMB. Ultimately there would be 5 graphs (Ontario,2 vs CMB,2 & Ontario,3 vs CMB,3 & etc.)
However, my datasets have date as "mm-dd" in the Datestamp column which are object type. Also, both tables do not have all the same dates.
dfplot_ont.tail()
Datestamp Ontario,2 Ontario,3 Ontario,4 Ontario,5 Ontario,7
18 12-29 -0.664715 0.245738 0.668187 0.016819 -0.493384
19 12-30 0.491311 0.302230 1.140404 1.421685 1.552911
20 01-02 1.213827 0.471704 1.400124 1.599767 1.621120
21 01-03 1.502834 0.048018 0.927907 0.956694 1.052705
22 01-04 -1.965244 -2.917788 0.597355 0.234474 -0.857170
dfplot_cmb.tail()
Datestamp CMB,2 CMB,3 CMB,4 CMB,5 CMB,7
15 12-28 0.907092 0.937362 0.991568 1.030808 1.139708
16 12-29 0.900410 0.919994 0.992267 0.991359 1.034978
17 12-30 1.181259 1.193806 1.272700 1.283576 1.265860
18 01-03 0.751646 0.752037 0.681900 0.686982 0.600167
19 01-04 0.606714 0.532544 0.339825 0.282894 0.127186
I need to change this to datetime but it seems like I need to include a year to change it. How do I code "if the month is 12, then year is 2022 and if the month is 1, then year is 2023"? I will also need to swap it out for the year will always be 2023 once there is data at the end of the year.
I have tried this, but it does not change Datestamp to datetime type:
dfplot_ont['Datestamp'] = pd.to_datetime(dfplot_ont['Datestamp'], format='%m-%d').dt.strftime('%m-%d')
I have also tried this, but then the index ends up not being mm-dd:
dfplot_ont = dfplot_ont.set_index(pd.to_datetime(dfplot_ont['Datestamp'], format='%MM-