How I can apply multiple values to a Dataframe Filter function.

[arshpreetsingh]

I have following: df = df.Rename("Account", "AccountID"). Filter(dataframe.F{"Event", "==", "bounced"}). Filter(dataframe.F{"Event", "==", "Sent"})

I want to do it like as:

df = df.Rename("Account", "AccountID"). Filter(dataframe.F{"Event", "==", ["bounced","Sent"]})

Is that possible?

[danicat]

Please have a look at the Filtering section in the README: https://github.com/go-gota/gota#filtering

[arshpreetsingh]

@danicat Looked into that already, not the one I am looking for,Please have a look a my code.

[kniren]

@arshpreetsingh I'm afraid you are not expressing yourself very clearly, but if what you want is an OR comparison (i.e. Event is equal to bounced or Event is equal to Sent), you can put two filters like such:

df = df.Rename(...).Filter(dataframe.F{"Event", "==", "bounced"}, dataframe.F{"Event", "==", "Sent"})

Please, next time make sure to read the documentation, as @danicat has pointed out.

[arshpreetsingh]

@kniren I had expressed My self, Already know what you and @danicat suggested. I was asking is it possible to pass multiple values in one Filter,

df = df.Rename(...).Filter(dataframe.F{"Event", "==", "bounced","Sent","Received"}

Huge thanks for reply.

[danicat]

Actually, having a second look at this you can use the "in" comparator which should have the effect you are looking for.

[kniren]

Does this answer your question @arshpreetsingh? If so, we should close the issue.

[kniren]

No answers from OP. Closing this issue.