I'm trying to develop this code where I would have certain inputs for different variables, these would make the filter happen and return the filtered dataframe, this input will always only receive a single value that the user will choose amoung fewer options and if the input is empty, that filter must bring all the data.
I didn't put the user input because I was testing the function first, however, the function always returns an empty dataframe and I can't find out why. Here is the code I was developing:
I didn't put the dataframe because it comes from an excel, but if necessary I'll put together a sample that fits
df = pd.DataFrame({"FarolAging":["Vermelho","Verde","Amarelo"],"Dias Pendentes":["20 dias","40 dias","60 dias"],"Produto":["Prod1","Prod1","Prod2"],
"Officer":["Alexandre Denardi","Alexandre Denardi","Lucas Fernandes"],"Analista":["Guilherme De Oliveira Moura","Leonardo Silva","Julio Cesar"],
"Coord":["Anna Claudia","Bruno","Bruno"]})
FarolAging1 = ['Vermelho']
DiasPendentes = []
Produto = []
Officer = []
def func(FarolAging1,DiasPendentes,Produto,Officer):
if len(Officer) <1:
Officer = df['Officer'].unique()
if len(FarolAging1) <1:
FarolAging1 = df['FarolAging'].unique()
if len(DiasPendentes) <1:
DiasPendentes = df['Dias Pendentes'].unique()
if len(Produto) <1:
Produto = df['Produto'].unique()
dados2 = df.loc[df['FarolAging'].isin([FarolAging1]) & (df['Dias Pendentes'].isin([DiasPendentes])) & (df['Produto'].isin([Produto])) & (df['Officer'].isin([Officer]))]
print(dados2)
func(FarolAging1, DiasPendentes, Produto, Officer) ```
CodePudding user response:
You have to remove the square brackets in isin
because you already have lists:
def func(FarolAging1,DiasPendentes,Produto,Officer):
if len(Officer) <1:
Officer = df['Officer'].unique()
if len(FarolAging1) <1:
FarolAging1 = df['FarolAging'].unique()
if len(DiasPendentes) <1:
DiasPendentes = df['Dias Pendentes'].unique()
if len(Produto) <1:
Produto = df['Produto'].unique()
# Transform .isin([...]) into .isin(...)
dados2 = (df.loc[df['FarolAging'].isin(FarolAging1)
& (df['Dias Pendentes'].isin(DiasPendentes))
& (df['Produto'].isin(Produto))
& (df['Officer'].isin(Officer))])
print(dados2)
return dados2 # don't forget to return something
Output:
>>> func(FarolAging1, DiasPendentes, Produto, Officer)
FarolAging Dias Pendentes Produto Officer Analista Coord
0 Vermelho 20 dias Prod1 Alexandre Denardi Guilherme De Oliveira Moura Anna Claudia