How to apply filter on the multiple column with multiple criteria?

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I guess this only works, if you have meaningful table names and column names. And also a lot of foreign keys

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All fine but everything you did here could have been done more quickly and efficiently by entering data into a spreadsheet? The real power is sorting and manipulating imported large datasets?

Hello sir, I want to select cell not in a combined range,but select one cell and then 3rd cell and 6th cell like that in whole data..how to do that please help

Great video but I can not store the formatting in excel file. Its showing just dataframe in excel how to fix it?

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I might not have understood the code correctly, but why do we need to apply further filtering to get filtered_df if the data has already been filtered in previous steps? Perhaps we could do something like the following to get the final filtered_df: # Create for City city = st.sidebar.multiselect("Pick the City", df3["City"].unique()) # Simplified Filter Logic if not city: filtered_df = df3 # If no city is selected, df3 is the final filtered result else: filtered_df = df3[df3["City"].isin(city)] # Filter by city

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when I run my Batch file, I get this error "ImportError: No module named pyodbc"

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Nice video and very informative, thank you. Do you by any chance know how to display previous, current and next month using calendar module? I tried different formatting tricks but the months are displayed vertically, not horizontally like "cal -3" would show.

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writer.save() is now writer.close() append is now removed from pandas hence for appending we need to use concat, combineddf = pd.DataFrame() for sheet in pd.ExcelFile(filename).sheet_names: df = pd.read_excel(filename, sheet_name = sheet) combineddf = pd.concat([df,combineddf], ignore_index = True) combineddf.to_excel(writer,sheet_name = 'All_data', index = False) writer.close()

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easy to understand . thank you sir

My challenges is that the filter is just showing only one item selection.

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Great video. Can you please share which version of python, scipy, gensim and streamlit you are using.

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here the time series analysis ploting wrong dates are not properly sorted!..

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