Filling NaN in a DataFrame Column with Key from a Dictionary by looking up values from a different column












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I have a dataset that looks like:



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' NaN
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' NaN


And I also have a dictionary



> CountryCode = {'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}


How do I go on about fillna in the dataframe with the respective Key if one of the values is in the dictionary?



The desired output is



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' 'BOL'
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' 'BOL'


Thanks for your help!










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I have a dataset that looks like:



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' NaN
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' NaN


And I also have a dictionary



> CountryCode = {'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}


How do I go on about fillna in the dataframe with the respective Key if one of the values is in the dictionary?



The desired output is



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' 'BOL'
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' 'BOL'


Thanks for your help!










share|improve this question























  • where is your code ?

    – n1tk
    Nov 23 '18 at 5:27














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I have a dataset that looks like:



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' NaN
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' NaN


And I also have a dictionary



> CountryCode = {'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}


How do I go on about fillna in the dataframe with the respective Key if one of the values is in the dictionary?



The desired output is



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' 'BOL'
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' 'BOL'


Thanks for your help!










share|improve this question














I have a dataset that looks like:



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' NaN
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' NaN


And I also have a dictionary



> CountryCode = {'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}


How do I go on about fillna in the dataframe with the respective Key if one of the values is in the dictionary?



The desired output is



> Country                     Code
> 'Bolivia' 'BOL'
> 'Bolivia, The Republic of' 'BOL'


Thanks for your help!







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asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:25









Yasir YousufYasir Yousuf

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  • where is your code ?

    – n1tk
    Nov 23 '18 at 5:27



















  • where is your code ?

    – n1tk
    Nov 23 '18 at 5:27

















where is your code ?

– n1tk
Nov 23 '18 at 5:27





where is your code ?

– n1tk
Nov 23 '18 at 5:27












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Create reverse dictionary of CountryCode and map it with Country column:



new_countrycode = {v:key for key,value in CountryCode.items() for v in value}
df['Code'] = df['Country'].map(new_countrycode)

print(df)
Country Code
0 Bolivia BOL
1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL

print(new_countrycode)
{'Bolivia': 'BOL', 'Bolivia, The Republic of': 'BOL'}





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    Using .apply()



    df["Code"] = df.Country.apply(lambda x: ''.join(i for i, j in CountryCode.items() if x in j))


    Output:



                        Country Code
    0 Bolivia BOL
    1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





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      df=pd.DataFrame({'Country':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of'],'code':[None,None]})


      Create Dataframe from dictionary of key-value code



      df_keyval=pd.DataFrame({'CountryCode':{'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}}).reset_index()


      Match the Country and get the corresponding Key:



      for idx,rows in df.iterrows():
      if rows['Country'] in df_keyval.CountryCode[0]:
      df['code']=df_keyval.index[0]


      Output:



          Country                    code
      0 Bolivia BOL
      1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





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        Create reverse dictionary of CountryCode and map it with Country column:



        new_countrycode = {v:key for key,value in CountryCode.items() for v in value}
        df['Code'] = df['Country'].map(new_countrycode)

        print(df)
        Country Code
        0 Bolivia BOL
        1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL

        print(new_countrycode)
        {'Bolivia': 'BOL', 'Bolivia, The Republic of': 'BOL'}





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          Create reverse dictionary of CountryCode and map it with Country column:



          new_countrycode = {v:key for key,value in CountryCode.items() for v in value}
          df['Code'] = df['Country'].map(new_countrycode)

          print(df)
          Country Code
          0 Bolivia BOL
          1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL

          print(new_countrycode)
          {'Bolivia': 'BOL', 'Bolivia, The Republic of': 'BOL'}





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            Create reverse dictionary of CountryCode and map it with Country column:



            new_countrycode = {v:key for key,value in CountryCode.items() for v in value}
            df['Code'] = df['Country'].map(new_countrycode)

            print(df)
            Country Code
            0 Bolivia BOL
            1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL

            print(new_countrycode)
            {'Bolivia': 'BOL', 'Bolivia, The Republic of': 'BOL'}





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            Create reverse dictionary of CountryCode and map it with Country column:



            new_countrycode = {v:key for key,value in CountryCode.items() for v in value}
            df['Code'] = df['Country'].map(new_countrycode)

            print(df)
            Country Code
            0 Bolivia BOL
            1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL

            print(new_countrycode)
            {'Bolivia': 'BOL', 'Bolivia, The Republic of': 'BOL'}






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            answered Nov 23 '18 at 5:42









            Sandeep KadapaSandeep Kadapa

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                Using .apply()



                df["Code"] = df.Country.apply(lambda x: ''.join(i for i, j in CountryCode.items() if x in j))


                Output:



                                    Country Code
                0 Bolivia BOL
                1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





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                  Using .apply()



                  df["Code"] = df.Country.apply(lambda x: ''.join(i for i, j in CountryCode.items() if x in j))


                  Output:



                                      Country Code
                  0 Bolivia BOL
                  1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





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                    Using .apply()



                    df["Code"] = df.Country.apply(lambda x: ''.join(i for i, j in CountryCode.items() if x in j))


                    Output:



                                        Country Code
                    0 Bolivia BOL
                    1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





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                    Using .apply()



                    df["Code"] = df.Country.apply(lambda x: ''.join(i for i, j in CountryCode.items() if x in j))


                    Output:



                                        Country Code
                    0 Bolivia BOL
                    1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL






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                    Srce CdeSrce Cde

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                        df=pd.DataFrame({'Country':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of'],'code':[None,None]})


                        Create Dataframe from dictionary of key-value code



                        df_keyval=pd.DataFrame({'CountryCode':{'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}}).reset_index()


                        Match the Country and get the corresponding Key:



                        for idx,rows in df.iterrows():
                        if rows['Country'] in df_keyval.CountryCode[0]:
                        df['code']=df_keyval.index[0]


                        Output:



                            Country                    code
                        0 Bolivia BOL
                        1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





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                          df=pd.DataFrame({'Country':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of'],'code':[None,None]})


                          Create Dataframe from dictionary of key-value code



                          df_keyval=pd.DataFrame({'CountryCode':{'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}}).reset_index()


                          Match the Country and get the corresponding Key:



                          for idx,rows in df.iterrows():
                          if rows['Country'] in df_keyval.CountryCode[0]:
                          df['code']=df_keyval.index[0]


                          Output:



                              Country                    code
                          0 Bolivia BOL
                          1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





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                            df=pd.DataFrame({'Country':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of'],'code':[None,None]})


                            Create Dataframe from dictionary of key-value code



                            df_keyval=pd.DataFrame({'CountryCode':{'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}}).reset_index()


                            Match the Country and get the corresponding Key:



                            for idx,rows in df.iterrows():
                            if rows['Country'] in df_keyval.CountryCode[0]:
                            df['code']=df_keyval.index[0]


                            Output:



                                Country                    code
                            0 Bolivia BOL
                            1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL





                            share|improve this answer













                            df=pd.DataFrame({'Country':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of'],'code':[None,None]})


                            Create Dataframe from dictionary of key-value code



                            df_keyval=pd.DataFrame({'CountryCode':{'BOL':['Bolivia','Bolivia, The Republic of']}}).reset_index()


                            Match the Country and get the corresponding Key:



                            for idx,rows in df.iterrows():
                            if rows['Country'] in df_keyval.CountryCode[0]:
                            df['code']=df_keyval.index[0]


                            Output:



                                Country                    code
                            0 Bolivia BOL
                            1 Bolivia, The Republic of BOL






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                            answered Nov 23 '18 at 5:42









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