nd combining them into as grid-like layout using <code>subplot()</code>, as described in Chapter <a href="arranging-views.html#arranging-views">13</a>. Also, when using <strong>dplyr</strong> verbs to modify the <code>data</code> underlying the <strong>plotly</strong> object, you can use the <code>plotly_data()</code> function to obtain the data at any point in time, which is primarily useful for debugging purposes (i.e., inspecting the data of a particular graphical layer).</p>
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