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In a next iteration, i propose to nicely show the name of the indexes. For instance,
Originally posted by @thomass-dev in #493 (comment)
It should be pertinent on a dataframe with multi-indexes.
In [6]: import pandas as pd ...: ...: df = pd.DataFrame([{"age": ">70", "number": "1M", "gender": "M"}]) ...: df.index = pd.MultiIndex.from_arrays([["france"], ["paris"], ["1"]], names=('country', 'city', 'district')) In [7]: df Out[7]: age number gender country city district france paris 1 >70 1M M
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@sylvaincom @MarieS-WiMLDS is it relevant for a DS to have details over multi-index?
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yes, it can happen sometimes to use dataframes with multi-indexes due to group_by!
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Originally posted by @thomass-dev in #493 (comment)
It should be pertinent on a dataframe with multi-indexes.
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