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Hello, I have a dataframe with a 'Time' column and 6 other columns. I only need data based on duplicate values of 'Time'. So, I already used groupby and created the "Pico" column which is where the values repeat. However, I wanted to separate now the other 6 columns based on it. Example, stay with the line 1421 and 1422 all. Someone?
*EDIT I got what I wanted using: df[(df['Repeated']=2)] In this case, I can see the whole horizon of repeated values based on 'Time'
Hi, I was able to do what I wanted but using: clean = df[(df['Repeaters']=2)] and then I was able to visualize the entire horizon only of those that were equal to 2, including all other columns. The problem of filtering the repeated values only of the other columns is that there are "repeated values" that were not meant to be repeated, and I ended up having problems, let’s say my repeated data selection thermometer was that of 'Time' only. Anyway, thank you so much!
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