Column not in index Python dataframe












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I have a dataframe called opp_sacc.



opp_sacc.columns.tolist()


I get :



['intgid$_x',
'ps$_x',
'id$_x',
'batch_start$_x',
'batch_end$_x',
'value_start$',
'value_end$',
'name',
'amount_currency',
'currency_code_x',
'currency_code_l$_x',
'amount_eur',
'creation_date_x',
'last_update_date',
'record_type_l$',
'opp_type',
'opp_business_type',
'opp_category',
'opp_scope_attribut',
'opp_priority_level',
'opp_source',
'stage',
'gate',
'probability_pct',
'status',
]


I try to extract a susbset dataframe composed only from these columns : 'intgid$_x', 'ps$_x',
I try with :



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


But I got this error :



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


Could you help me please to resolve this problem?
Thanks










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  • It work find on my side

    – Wen-Ben
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:12
















0















I have a dataframe called opp_sacc.



opp_sacc.columns.tolist()


I get :



['intgid$_x',
'ps$_x',
'id$_x',
'batch_start$_x',
'batch_end$_x',
'value_start$',
'value_end$',
'name',
'amount_currency',
'currency_code_x',
'currency_code_l$_x',
'amount_eur',
'creation_date_x',
'last_update_date',
'record_type_l$',
'opp_type',
'opp_business_type',
'opp_category',
'opp_scope_attribut',
'opp_priority_level',
'opp_source',
'stage',
'gate',
'probability_pct',
'status',
]


I try to extract a susbset dataframe composed only from these columns : 'intgid$_x', 'ps$_x',
I try with :



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


But I got this error :



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


Could you help me please to resolve this problem?
Thanks










share|improve this question























  • It work find on my side

    – Wen-Ben
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:12














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I have a dataframe called opp_sacc.



opp_sacc.columns.tolist()


I get :



['intgid$_x',
'ps$_x',
'id$_x',
'batch_start$_x',
'batch_end$_x',
'value_start$',
'value_end$',
'name',
'amount_currency',
'currency_code_x',
'currency_code_l$_x',
'amount_eur',
'creation_date_x',
'last_update_date',
'record_type_l$',
'opp_type',
'opp_business_type',
'opp_category',
'opp_scope_attribut',
'opp_priority_level',
'opp_source',
'stage',
'gate',
'probability_pct',
'status',
]


I try to extract a susbset dataframe composed only from these columns : 'intgid$_x', 'ps$_x',
I try with :



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


But I got this error :



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


Could you help me please to resolve this problem?
Thanks










share|improve this question














I have a dataframe called opp_sacc.



opp_sacc.columns.tolist()


I get :



['intgid$_x',
'ps$_x',
'id$_x',
'batch_start$_x',
'batch_end$_x',
'value_start$',
'value_end$',
'name',
'amount_currency',
'currency_code_x',
'currency_code_l$_x',
'amount_eur',
'creation_date_x',
'last_update_date',
'record_type_l$',
'opp_type',
'opp_business_type',
'opp_category',
'opp_scope_attribut',
'opp_priority_level',
'opp_source',
'stage',
'gate',
'probability_pct',
'status',
]


I try to extract a susbset dataframe composed only from these columns : 'intgid$_x', 'ps$_x',
I try with :



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


But I got this error :



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


Could you help me please to resolve this problem?
Thanks







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  • It work find on my side

    – Wen-Ben
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:12



















  • It work find on my side

    – Wen-Ben
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:12

















It work find on my side

– Wen-Ben
Nov 22 '18 at 18:12





It work find on my side

– Wen-Ben
Nov 22 '18 at 18:12












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If your exact error message is



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


it seems you are missing the comma. Did you tried exactly



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


as you wrote?






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  • Yes I wrote opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]

    – Nasri
    Nov 26 '18 at 8:48











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If your exact error message is



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


it seems you are missing the comma. Did you tried exactly



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


as you wrote?






share|improve this answer
























  • Yes I wrote opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]

    – Nasri
    Nov 26 '18 at 8:48
















0














If your exact error message is



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


it seems you are missing the comma. Did you tried exactly



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


as you wrote?






share|improve this answer
























  • Yes I wrote opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]

    – Nasri
    Nov 26 '18 at 8:48














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If your exact error message is



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


it seems you are missing the comma. Did you tried exactly



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


as you wrote?






share|improve this answer













If your exact error message is



KeyError: "['intgid$_x' 'id$_x'] not in index"


it seems you are missing the comma. Did you tried exactly



opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]


as you wrote?







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  • Yes I wrote opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]

    – Nasri
    Nov 26 '18 at 8:48



















  • Yes I wrote opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]

    – Nasri
    Nov 26 '18 at 8:48

















Yes I wrote opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]

– Nasri
Nov 26 '18 at 8:48





Yes I wrote opp_sacc=opp_sacc[['intgid$_x','id$_x']]

– Nasri
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