<p>There are few items that have had me beaten with pandas at this time. Books, Documents, HowTos do not help.
Adding a row to the dataframe, it seems to be a constant loop of needing an index or it's not a series/dataframe. There are a lot of tutorials online that echo each other to the point I have stopped reading or watching them with my partner telling me, 'Ye, that doesn't work for you!' and she doesn't code.  </p>
<p>How to add a new column. Yes, I know how to add a column and it is no different to SQL with merges and joins if I was just doing this but adding a new column that has more rows than the previous column doesn't work.
Basically, each column (series) is a list of devices against a specific action(header name of the column.)
Action 1 has x amount of devices, Action 2 may have more/less/same amount of devices and I need them side by side to compare the volumes, as each action is against differing devices.</p>


There are few items that have had me beaten with pandas at this time. Books, Documents, HowTos do not help.
Adding a row to the dataframe, it seems to be a constant loop of needing an index or it's not a series/dataframe. There are a lot of tutorials online that echo each other to the point I have stopped reading or watching them with my partner telling me, 'Ye, that doesn't work for you!' and she doesn't code.  

How to add a new column. Yes, I know how to add a column and it is no different to SQL with merges and joins if I was just doing this but adding a new column that has more rows than the previous column doesn't work.
Basically, each column (series) is a list of devices against a specific action(header name of the column.)
Action 1 has x amount of devices, Action 2 may have more/less/same amount of devices and I need them side by side to compare the volumes, as each action is against differing devices.

 


Pandas - What has me scratching my head

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