Surprisingly cannot find a simple answer.
I have two columns in a dataframe. Column1 is int64
.
Column1 Column2
19970101 400
19970102 300
19980101 200
How to delete rows with 1997
pattern in Column1
? It is not a string, so regular expression would not work, I believe.
I guess I can split it into two parts and remove all rows, just having 1997
separately, and then combine again, but would be great to find a more simple solution.
Thanks!
Well:
df[df['Column1']//10000 != 1997]
Or converting it to string:
df[df['Column1'].astype(str).str[:4] != '1997']