View as DataFrame in Pycharm 2023 - filtering
I upgraded from Pycharm 2022.3.1 to 2023.3.2
In SciView I used to filter data by replacing the table name by a query
In the new version, View as DataFrame opens a new tab with the data but with no options to do any filtering
Is there a solution?
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Unfortunately, it's part of a known issue: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-64553/View-as-Array-and-View-as-DataFrame-should-open-tool-window-instead-of-editor-tabs
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You can refer to Marie Sloan's solution in this article: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/connections game en-us/community/posts/16133721747090-2023-3-2-forgets-all-the-errors-I-corrected-with-alongside-AI-on-12-30-23-turns-a-single-file-into-the-project-project-no-longer-shows-in-project-lists
Quick Filtering Options: In the data editor of SciView, you can right-click on a cell or multiple cells and navigate to "Filter by." From there, you can select an option to apply a quick filtering condition based on the current column name and cell value.
Learn more: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/tables-filter.htmlCandy Crush
Thank you! It seems that the problem is solved. Thanks Anniesteuber9 it is really helpful
In PyCharm 2023.3.2, the SciView feature may have undergone changes or limitations regarding data filtering. Check the release notes or documentation for updates on this feature. Alternatively, consider using other tools or libraries within Python, such as pandas, for more advanced data filtering and manipulation capabilities.