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BUG: Issue with to_latex and MultiIndex column format. GH8336 #8784
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This is a potential resolution to pandas-dev#8336 It borrows the same code flow from _get_formatted_index in pandas.core.format
This is my first PR on this project, please let me know if there are format issues, or other things I need to do. I've looked through CONTRIBUTING.md and done my best. Cheers! |
The first thing somebody will tell you is that you need to add some tests for your change. |
@kotfic also, pls post a before and after rendered version of this |
Now we use Series.str this is not in the submodule anymore
DOC: add automatic content to 0.16.1 whatsnew file
…ismatch BUG: ensure we use group sizes, not group counts, in transform (GH9697)
DOC: try to use matplotlib style (mpl >= 1.4) in all docs
DOC: add DataFrame.assign to API docs
TST: Fix dateutil version check
Changes to be committed: modified: pandas/core/series.py modified: pandas/tests/test_series.py Fixes global reference to iNaT (should be tslib.iNaT) in series._maybe_box. Adds test `test_datetime_timedelta_quantiles` to check for proper return value in test_series.py. Issue pandas-dev#9675
@kotfic can you rebase this and we can get this in. |
…quarters ENH Make year and quarter dash-separatable
This is a potential resolution to pandas-dev#8336 It borrows the same code flow from _get_formatted_index in pandas.core.format
@jreback Hi, sorry I lost track of this, I have rebased, is there something I need to do to update the pull-request? |
@kotfic First, can you try to rebase again? As something went wrong there, making it very difficult to review. Normally you can just do:
and it should be OK. |
Secondly, some other needed updates:
If you need any help, just ask here! (or at https://gitter.im/pydata/pandas) cc @hayd |
closing as stale, but if you would like to reopen and fixup pls do. |
closes #8336
This is a potential resolution to GH8336 It borrows the same code flow from _get_formatted_index in
pandas.core.format
After PR