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I am generating a dataframe from a JSON file, this JSON file can come from 2 different sources, so the internal structure is slightly different, so what I am doing is first detecting the source and from there I do a set of operations that gives me a Dataframe

Everything is good until here (I thought), as when I print it in jupyter it shows me the way I wanted they look the same (structure), the problem goes when I loop through them,

I get completely different results (this df have each same number of columns, 7 columns)

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When I loop:

In 1 I have only 2 columns in the other one I get all the columns.

I am looping:

for i, (index, row) in enumerate(df_trans.iterrows()):
    print(row)

Is there a way to see how is structure, I am quite confused of why the print of the df loops the same but when looping is not

EDIT

I notice that when I print the dataframe after a grouping I get the followin

df_summary_trans_cs.groupby(['Date'])['sale', 'refund','Balance'].agg('sum')

I get all the columns

but when I add the column

df_summary_trans_cs.groupby(['Date'])['sale', 'refund','Balance', 'Trans'].agg('sum')

I only get that column, the other 3 dissapears

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  • $\begingroup$ Its possible that in the df that prints only 2 columns the other are set as index. Print df1.columns and df2.columns and see if they are the same. $\endgroup$
    – yoav_aaa
    Commented Aug 12, 2018 at 12:18
  • $\begingroup$ @DaFanat both shows me Index(['detail', 'date', 'amount'], dtype='object') however when i do type() only 1 shows me pandas.core.frame.DataFrame but it doesnt have much sense as both I defined them as df = pd.DataFrame() $\endgroup$
    – Manza
    Commented Aug 12, 2018 at 12:27

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I finally got what was wrong, it has to do with the type in the series, so when i printed the whole dataframe the values where there, but the grouping was not been apply as it seems they were not number

I apply

df.MissingColumn = df.MissingColumn.astype(np.float64)

And this fixed the issue

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