How to extract a series of string within text in dataframe
I'm new to panda and python, need your help on how can i code this in the panda to extract gA636000000420n and http://help.sf.com from the following string in dataframe:
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US
http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf
search and return using above 2 conditions in one new column together like if "http://help.sf.com" found then return 'http://help.sf.com', else if found gA636000000420n then return gA636000000420n else "Others"
found
df.str.['column'].str.extract() but not able to find more example of it how to use it in my case. Thanks for your help
python-3.x pandas extract
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I'm new to panda and python, need your help on how can i code this in the panda to extract gA636000000420n and http://help.sf.com from the following string in dataframe:
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US
http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf
search and return using above 2 conditions in one new column together like if "http://help.sf.com" found then return 'http://help.sf.com', else if found gA636000000420n then return gA636000000420n else "Others"
found
df.str.['column'].str.extract() but not able to find more example of it how to use it in my case. Thanks for your help
python-3.x pandas extract
edited Jan 20 at 2:18
anky_91
4,0642318
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
TVDTVD
101
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdfis this a single string or two strings ?
– Abdur Rehman
Jan 19 at 21:02
its 2 strings, one row after another
– TVD
Jan 20 at 1:52
@TVD you need str.extract with a pattern, check answer below and let me know if you need anything
– anky_91
Jan 20 at 16:05
my apoligies, these data only in one series
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:33
Url name: Extracted column my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US "gA636000000420n" help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf "help" youtube.com/watch?v=39J2HdPka_JE "youtube" my.sf.com/gA896000000670n?lang=en_US "gA896000000670n" my.sf.com/gA694000029420n?lang=en_SP " gA694000029420n" youtube.com/watch?v=IHG2HdPka_JE "youtube"
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:45
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I'm new to panda and python, need your help on how can i code this in the panda to extract gA636000000420n and http://help.sf.com from the following string in dataframe:
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US
http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf
search and return using above 2 conditions in one new column together like if "http://help.sf.com" found then return 'http://help.sf.com', else if found gA636000000420n then return gA636000000420n else "Others"
found
df.str.['column'].str.extract() but not able to find more example of it how to use it in my case. Thanks for your help
python-3.x pandas extract
edited Jan 20 at 2:18
anky_91
4,0642318
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
TVDTVD
101
I'm new to panda and python, need your help on how can i code this in the panda to extract gA636000000420n and http://help.sf.com from the following string in dataframe:
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US
http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf
search and return using above 2 conditions in one new column together like if "http://help.sf.com" found then return 'http://help.sf.com', else if found gA636000000420n then return gA636000000420n else "Others"
found
df.str.['column'].str.extract() but not able to find more example of it how to use it in my case. Thanks for your help
python-3.x pandas extract
python-3.x pandas extract
edited Jan 20 at 2:18
anky_91
4,0642318
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
TVDTVD
101
edited Jan 20 at 2:18
anky_91
4,0642318
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
TVDTVD
101
edited Jan 20 at 2:18
anky_91
4,0642318
edited Jan 20 at 2:18
anky_91
4,0642318
edited Jan 20 at 2:18
anky_91
4,0642318
4,0642318
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
TVDTVD
101
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
TVDTVD
101
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
TVDTVD
101
101
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdfis this a single string or two strings ?
– Abdur Rehman
Jan 19 at 21:02
its 2 strings, one row after another
– TVD
Jan 20 at 1:52
@TVD you need str.extract with a pattern, check answer below and let me know if you need anything
– anky_91
Jan 20 at 16:05
my apoligies, these data only in one series
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:33
Url name: Extracted column my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US "gA636000000420n" help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf "help" youtube.com/watch?v=39J2HdPka_JE "youtube" my.sf.com/gA896000000670n?lang=en_US "gA896000000670n" my.sf.com/gA694000029420n?lang=en_SP " gA694000029420n" youtube.com/watch?v=IHG2HdPka_JE "youtube"
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:45
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https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdfis this a single string or two strings ?
– Abdur Rehman
Jan 19 at 21:02
its 2 strings, one row after another
– TVD
Jan 20 at 1:52
@TVD you need str.extract with a pattern, check answer below and let me know if you need anything
– anky_91
Jan 20 at 16:05
my apoligies, these data only in one series
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:33
Url name: Extracted column my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US "gA636000000420n" help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf "help" youtube.com/watch?v=39J2HdPka_JE "youtube" my.sf.com/gA896000000670n?lang=en_US "gA896000000670n" my.sf.com/gA694000029420n?lang=en_SP " gA694000029420n" youtube.com/watch?v=IHG2HdPka_JE "youtube"
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:45
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf is this a single string or two strings ?– Abdur Rehman
Jan 19 at 21:02
https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf is this a single string or two strings ?– Abdur Rehman
Jan 19 at 21:02
its 2 strings, one row after another
– TVD
Jan 20 at 1:52
its 2 strings, one row after another
– TVD
Jan 20 at 1:52
@TVD you need str.extract with a pattern, check answer below and let me know if you need anything
– anky_91
Jan 20 at 16:05
@TVD you need str.extract with a pattern, check answer below and let me know if you need anything
– anky_91
Jan 20 at 16:05
my apoligies, these data only in one series
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:33
my apoligies, these data only in one series
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:33
Url name: Extracted column my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US "gA636000000420n" help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf "help" youtube.com/watch?v=39J2HdPka_JE "youtube" my.sf.com/gA896000000670n?lang=en_US "gA896000000670n" my.sf.com/gA694000029420n?lang=en_SP " gA694000029420n" youtube.com/watch?v=IHG2HdPka_JE "youtube"
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:45
Url name: Extracted column my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US "gA636000000420n" help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf "help" youtube.com/watch?v=39J2HdPka_JE "youtube" my.sf.com/gA896000000670n?lang=en_US "gA896000000670n" my.sf.com/gA694000029420n?lang=en_SP " gA694000029420n" youtube.com/watch?v=IHG2HdPka_JE "youtube"
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:45
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https://my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US http://help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdfis this a single string or two strings ?– Abdur Rehman
Jan 19 at 21:02
its 2 strings, one row after another
– TVD
Jan 20 at 1:52
@TVD you need str.extract with a pattern, check answer below and let me know if you need anything
– anky_91
Jan 20 at 16:05
my apoligies, these data only in one series
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:33
Url name: Extracted column my.sf.com/gA636000000420n?lang=en_US "gA636000000420n" help.sf.com/en/sf/12.0/configuration-guide-pdf.pdf "help" youtube.com/watch?v=39J2HdPka_JE "youtube" my.sf.com/gA896000000670n?lang=en_US "gA896000000670n" my.sf.com/gA694000029420n?lang=en_SP " gA694000029420n" youtube.com/watch?v=IHG2HdPka_JE "youtube"
– TVD
Jan 20 at 19:45