Python script stopped working

I am using a Python script to split multi value cells into separate rows, The script was working fine for a few days and now it fails, anything I should look into checking ?
Import the domomagic package into the scriptfrom domomagic import *
import pandas as pd
input1 = read_dataframe('Add Formula')
input1 = pd.DataFrame(input1)
write_dataframe(input1)
#input1 = pd.DataFrame(input1)
def count_splits(value):
return len(value.split(','))
input1['Split_Count'] = input1['JobNumber'].apply(count_splits)
input1['Split JobNumber']= input1['JobNumber'].str.split(',') #split dataframe column 'job number' on delimiter " "
input1= input1.explode('Split JobNumber') #create a row for every job number created from split
write_dataframe(input1)
Best Answer
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I assume that isn't your exact code. There are comments there that don't have # symbols. And the formatting is wrong. Probably caused by the community forum interface for input. For example, you have "write your script here"….which is a comment. As if AI is asking you for a function.
Consider the followingCheck for Errors: Identify the exact error message you are getting. This will give you a clue about what might be going wrong.
Input Data Consistency: Ensure that the input data format has not changed. Inconsistent data can cause functions to fail.
Library Versions: Verify that the versions of the libraries (domomagic, pandas) have not changed. Updates to these libraries might introduce breaking changes.
Code Syntax and Indentation: Ensure that the code is correctly indented and syntactically correct.
Check for Null Values: If JobNumber contains any null values, the split function will fail. Ensure that JobNumber has no null values or handle them appropriately.
Check for Data Types: Ensure that the JobNumber column contains strings. If there are non-string values, the split function will fail.
Indentation: The function count_splits is not correctly indented. Ensure it is indented properly.** Was this post helpful? Click Agree or Like below. **
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Answers
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I assume that isn't your exact code. There are comments there that don't have # symbols. And the formatting is wrong. Probably caused by the community forum interface for input. For example, you have "write your script here"….which is a comment. As if AI is asking you for a function.
Consider the followingCheck for Errors: Identify the exact error message you are getting. This will give you a clue about what might be going wrong.
Input Data Consistency: Ensure that the input data format has not changed. Inconsistent data can cause functions to fail.
Library Versions: Verify that the versions of the libraries (domomagic, pandas) have not changed. Updates to these libraries might introduce breaking changes.
Code Syntax and Indentation: Ensure that the code is correctly indented and syntactically correct.
Check for Null Values: If JobNumber contains any null values, the split function will fail. Ensure that JobNumber has no null values or handle them appropriately.
Check for Data Types: Ensure that the JobNumber column contains strings. If there are non-string values, the split function will fail.
Indentation: The function count_splits is not correctly indented. Ensure it is indented properly.** Was this post helpful? Click Agree or Like below. **
** Did this solve your problem? Accept it as a solution! **0
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