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Cleaning the special characters and converting float into int for multiple columns in Python, Pandas
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I am cleaning a large dataset which has 300 columns. Most of the columns have special characters and float. How to remove the special characters and convert the float into int? I have close to 20 columns. Please suggest.
Sample columns
Column 1
5.179411048
6.979664266
6.801623755
6.357895491
5.672671138
5.986308293
6.916835392
6.113538245
7.854630746
6.264289168
6.183119587
5.838588332
6.840507371
8.333833257
6.188446205
8.309021165
7.34162041
5.230597972
5.247489061
8.181107798
5.536886048
6.313108318
8.128615238
Column 2
5.959064936999185H
5.559656080630483G
4.984461828692988B
5.160616481113521Z
6.2C$$@@@
5.462299069965385P
5.23564876@4126072G
5.275847049000189J
5.13407947424$9958G
5.204035084141148R
5.625365837737466W
5.551530319919428T
5.143210079430139Q
python python-3.x pandas python-2.7
add a comment |
I am cleaning a large dataset which has 300 columns. Most of the columns have special characters and float. How to remove the special characters and convert the float into int? I have close to 20 columns. Please suggest.
Sample columns
Column 1
5.179411048
6.979664266
6.801623755
6.357895491
5.672671138
5.986308293
6.916835392
6.113538245
7.854630746
6.264289168
6.183119587
5.838588332
6.840507371
8.333833257
6.188446205
8.309021165
7.34162041
5.230597972
5.247489061
8.181107798
5.536886048
6.313108318
8.128615238
Column 2
5.959064936999185H
5.559656080630483G
4.984461828692988B
5.160616481113521Z
6.2C$$@@@
5.462299069965385P
5.23564876@4126072G
5.275847049000189J
5.13407947424$9958G
5.204035084141148R
5.625365837737466W
5.551530319919428T
5.143210079430139Q
python python-3.x pandas python-2.7
300 colummns or 20 columns?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:52
Useregex
to get number out of it and convert it into int. you should provide expected output too.
– AkshayNevrekar
Mar 28 at 6:53
2
Please do not confuse StackOverflow for being a free code writing service. Take the tour, read How to Ask and maybe codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2012/11/24/… What did you try yourself?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:53
@Yunnosch Datasets have 300 coulmns. I need to clean 20 columns which has characters and float
– Jason
Mar 28 at 6:56
add a comment |
I am cleaning a large dataset which has 300 columns. Most of the columns have special characters and float. How to remove the special characters and convert the float into int? I have close to 20 columns. Please suggest.
Sample columns
Column 1
5.179411048
6.979664266
6.801623755
6.357895491
5.672671138
5.986308293
6.916835392
6.113538245
7.854630746
6.264289168
6.183119587
5.838588332
6.840507371
8.333833257
6.188446205
8.309021165
7.34162041
5.230597972
5.247489061
8.181107798
5.536886048
6.313108318
8.128615238
Column 2
5.959064936999185H
5.559656080630483G
4.984461828692988B
5.160616481113521Z
6.2C$$@@@
5.462299069965385P
5.23564876@4126072G
5.275847049000189J
5.13407947424$9958G
5.204035084141148R
5.625365837737466W
5.551530319919428T
5.143210079430139Q
python python-3.x pandas python-2.7
I am cleaning a large dataset which has 300 columns. Most of the columns have special characters and float. How to remove the special characters and convert the float into int? I have close to 20 columns. Please suggest.
Sample columns
Column 1
5.179411048
6.979664266
6.801623755
6.357895491
5.672671138
5.986308293
6.916835392
6.113538245
7.854630746
6.264289168
6.183119587
5.838588332
6.840507371
8.333833257
6.188446205
8.309021165
7.34162041
5.230597972
5.247489061
8.181107798
5.536886048
6.313108318
8.128615238
Column 2
5.959064936999185H
5.559656080630483G
4.984461828692988B
5.160616481113521Z
6.2C$$@@@
5.462299069965385P
5.23564876@4126072G
5.275847049000189J
5.13407947424$9958G
5.204035084141148R
5.625365837737466W
5.551530319919428T
5.143210079430139Q
python python-3.x pandas python-2.7
python python-3.x pandas python-2.7
edited Mar 28 at 9:04
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300 colummns or 20 columns?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:52
Useregex
to get number out of it and convert it into int. you should provide expected output too.
– AkshayNevrekar
Mar 28 at 6:53
2
Please do not confuse StackOverflow for being a free code writing service. Take the tour, read How to Ask and maybe codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2012/11/24/… What did you try yourself?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:53
@Yunnosch Datasets have 300 coulmns. I need to clean 20 columns which has characters and float
– Jason
Mar 28 at 6:56
add a comment |
300 colummns or 20 columns?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:52
Useregex
to get number out of it and convert it into int. you should provide expected output too.
– AkshayNevrekar
Mar 28 at 6:53
2
Please do not confuse StackOverflow for being a free code writing service. Take the tour, read How to Ask and maybe codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2012/11/24/… What did you try yourself?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:53
@Yunnosch Datasets have 300 coulmns. I need to clean 20 columns which has characters and float
– Jason
Mar 28 at 6:56
300 colummns or 20 columns?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:52
300 colummns or 20 columns?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:52
Use
regex
to get number out of it and convert it into int. you should provide expected output too.– AkshayNevrekar
Mar 28 at 6:53
Use
regex
to get number out of it and convert it into int. you should provide expected output too.– AkshayNevrekar
Mar 28 at 6:53
2
2
Please do not confuse StackOverflow for being a free code writing service. Take the tour, read How to Ask and maybe codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2012/11/24/… What did you try yourself?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:53
Please do not confuse StackOverflow for being a free code writing service. Take the tour, read How to Ask and maybe codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2012/11/24/… What did you try yourself?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:53
@Yunnosch Datasets have 300 coulmns. I need to clean 20 columns which has characters and float
– Jason
Mar 28 at 6:56
@Yunnosch Datasets have 300 coulmns. I need to clean 20 columns which has characters and float
– Jason
Mar 28 at 6:56
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300 colummns or 20 columns?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:52
Use
regex
to get number out of it and convert it into int. you should provide expected output too.– AkshayNevrekar
Mar 28 at 6:53
2
Please do not confuse StackOverflow for being a free code writing service. Take the tour, read How to Ask and maybe codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2012/11/24/… What did you try yourself?
– Yunnosch
Mar 28 at 6:53
@Yunnosch Datasets have 300 coulmns. I need to clean 20 columns which has characters and float
– Jason
Mar 28 at 6:56