just a little help please.
I have this csv structure.
login. user
user1
user1
user\002. this strings comes from the merge
I will explain this data frame
I have different fields merged inside user, but in specific cases, I want to check if the column login is not empty, to replace all the content of user for that specific row, with the content of login but stripping out all the characters of the string.
so this is what I would like to have as an output
login. user
user1
user1
user\002. 002
am new to pandas, and I would like to know how can I check if a field is populated, to copy its data to another one, stripping down some strings from it?
thank you very much for any help you can provide me with.
EDIT:
I do apology if my post wasn't clear enough. Ill try to explain my self better.
my actual csv file look something like this.
login. field1 field2 user
123456 123456
1894673 1894673
1263546 1263546
253647 253647
username\002. username. username
The column user, is a merge between 2 other fields, so what I am doing, I am checking those 2 fields, looking for the userID and I am passing that ID to the user column.
Like in my previous example, my code checks for field1 and field2, and does the merge into user field, in this way I am getting the ID of that user.
But in some row, field1 or field2 contain the actual username of the user, in this case username, but if we look at login it contain the username AND the userID. This particular case, happens only when the login is not empty.
So what I would like to do, is check if the login is not empty, to copy its content to user and strip everything before the \ so my result will be as follow
login. field1 field2 user
123456 123456
1894673 1894673
1263546 1263546
253647 253647
username\002. username. 002
Thank you again
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Regards,
Priya
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