I was working with a big dataframe containing states and their LGAs and wards as seen below;-
Now, my client want to have data for each state grouped into a separate excel workbook as seen below;-
Doing this manually will take sometime to complete and beside, we still need to group each state by LGA afterward in a separate excel file (similar to the state above - that is about 774 excel files for all local government areas (LGAs)).
So, I decided to write a python script to make my life easier.
# Group the dataframe by state column using groupby() method
group_df = df.groupby('STATE')
# Generate list of the states (groupby keys)
group_keys = list(group_df.groups.keys())
# Loop over the keys and save each group to excel file
for s in group_keys:
# save_df = group_df.get_group('Abia')
save_df = group_df.get_group(s)
# make the file name, e.g: "Abia state.xlsx"
s_name = s + ' state.xlsx'
save_df.to_excel(s_name, index=None)
Another example is the split this dataframe table of distinguished senators in Nigeria, so that a table contains only senators from one state.
# Group the dataframe by state column using groupby() method
group_df = senator_df.groupby('State')
# Generate list of the states (groupby keys)
group_keys = list(group_df.groups.keys())
# Loop over the keys and save each group to excel file
for s in group_keys:
# save_df = group_df.get_group('Abia')
save_df = group_df.get_group(s)
# make the file name, e.g: "Abia state.xlsx"
s_name = s + ' state.xlsx'
save_df.to_excel(s_name, index=None)
Enjoy!
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