Co-based shandite CoSnS is a representative example of magnetic Weyl semimetals showing rich transport phenomena. We thoroughly investigate magnetic and transport properties of hole-doped shandites CoInSnS by first-principles calculations. The calculations reproduce nonlinear reduction of anomalous Hall conductivity with doping In for CoSnS, as reported in experiments, against the linearly decreased ferromagnetic moment within virtual crystal approximation. We show that a drastic change in the band parity character of Fermi surfaces, attributed to the nodal rings lifted energetically with In-doping, leads to strong enhancement of anomalous Nernst conductivity with reversing its sign in CoInSnS.

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