I am trying to use pandas.assign function. The function adds another column into an existing column.
For example
DataFrame1 = DataFrame1.assign(NewColName=[1,2,3,4])
Adds a new column named "NewColName"
. However, my ideal column name would be "Weight [kg]"
, and when I try to use "[ ]"
the function ceases to work. I have tried applying %'s
\'s
and other similar methods around the "[ ]"
with no success.
I know I can just rename the column after giving it any name, such as "PlaceHolderName"
, but is there a way to do this with one line of code? That function does not accept column name inside
" "
, so it feels different compared to something like Index="[[asdsa][[" ....
where I can type whatever I want inside the " "
.
Thank you.
Use dictionary unpacking to pass the name as parameter:
DataFrame1.assign(**{'Weight [kg]': [1,2,3,4]})