Good morning,
This is the outpout of my DataFrame:
print(df_OIH)
VolumeOIH
1 84673
79 42034
157 64202
235 260018
313 79126
... ...
5071 58842
5149 118051
5227 35798
5305 68584
5383 90627
[70 rows x 1 columns]
As you can see the row jumps from 1 to 79. I intended to merge this DataFrame with another one but before doing so I want it to be in order so the first row is row #1, the 2nd row would be row#2 etc. I am learning pandas on my own, did not go to school. Is this first column called index and if yes how do I order it?
Thank you
CodePudding user response:
The output you're showing is instance of a pandas.Series object, which is basically a dataframe with one column field (and the index). In order to reset the indices, you can use the pandas.Series.reset_index
function with the drop
parameter set to "True":
df_OIH['VolumeOIH'].reset_index(drop=True)