如何更改DataFrame列的顺序?

问题:如何更改DataFrame列的顺序?

我有以下DataFramedf):

import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

df = pd.DataFrame(np.random.rand(10, 5))

我通过分配添加了更多列:

df['mean'] = df.mean(1)

如何将列mean移到最前面,即将其设置为第一列,而其他列的顺序保持不变?

I have the following DataFrame (df):

import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

df = pd.DataFrame(np.random.rand(10, 5))

I add more column(s) by assignment:

df['mean'] = df.mean(1)

How can I move the column mean to the front, i.e. set it as first column leaving the order of the other columns untouched?


回答 0

一种简单的方法是使用列的列表重新分配数据框,并根据需要重新排列。

这是您现在拥有的:

In [6]: df
Out[6]:
          0         1         2         3         4      mean
0  0.445598  0.173835  0.343415  0.682252  0.582616  0.445543
1  0.881592  0.696942  0.702232  0.696724  0.373551  0.670208
2  0.662527  0.955193  0.131016  0.609548  0.804694  0.632596
3  0.260919  0.783467  0.593433  0.033426  0.512019  0.436653
4  0.131842  0.799367  0.182828  0.683330  0.019485  0.363371
5  0.498784  0.873495  0.383811  0.699289  0.480447  0.587165
6  0.388771  0.395757  0.745237  0.628406  0.784473  0.588529
7  0.147986  0.459451  0.310961  0.706435  0.100914  0.345149
8  0.394947  0.863494  0.585030  0.565944  0.356561  0.553195
9  0.689260  0.865243  0.136481  0.386582  0.730399  0.561593

In [7]: cols = df.columns.tolist()

In [8]: cols
Out[8]: [0L, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L, 'mean']

cols以您想要的任何方式重新排列。这就是我将最后一个元素移到第一个位置的方式:

In [12]: cols = cols[-1:] + cols[:-1]

In [13]: cols
Out[13]: ['mean', 0L, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L]

然后像这样重新排列数据框:

In [16]: df = df[cols]  #    OR    df = df.ix[:, cols]

In [17]: df
Out[17]:
       mean         0         1         2         3         4
0  0.445543  0.445598  0.173835  0.343415  0.682252  0.582616
1  0.670208  0.881592  0.696942  0.702232  0.696724  0.373551
2  0.632596  0.662527  0.955193  0.131016  0.609548  0.804694
3  0.436653  0.260919  0.783467  0.593433  0.033426  0.512019
4  0.363371  0.131842  0.799367  0.182828  0.683330  0.019485
5  0.587165  0.498784  0.873495  0.383811  0.699289  0.480447
6  0.588529  0.388771  0.395757  0.745237  0.628406  0.784473
7  0.345149  0.147986  0.459451  0.310961  0.706435  0.100914
8  0.553195  0.394947  0.863494  0.585030  0.565944  0.356561
9  0.561593  0.689260  0.865243  0.136481  0.386582  0.730399

One easy way would be to reassign the dataframe with a list of the columns, rearranged as needed.

This is what you have now:

In [6]: df
Out[6]:
          0         1         2         3         4      mean
0  0.445598  0.173835  0.343415  0.682252  0.582616  0.445543
1  0.881592  0.696942  0.702232  0.696724  0.373551  0.670208
2  0.662527  0.955193  0.131016  0.609548  0.804694  0.632596
3  0.260919  0.783467  0.593433  0.033426  0.512019  0.436653
4  0.131842  0.799367  0.182828  0.683330  0.019485  0.363371
5  0.498784  0.873495  0.383811  0.699289  0.480447  0.587165
6  0.388771  0.395757  0.745237  0.628406  0.784473  0.588529
7  0.147986  0.459451  0.310961  0.706435  0.100914  0.345149
8  0.394947  0.863494  0.585030  0.565944  0.356561  0.553195
9  0.689260  0.865243  0.136481  0.386582  0.730399  0.561593

In [7]: cols = df.columns.tolist()

In [8]: cols
Out[8]: [0L, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L, 'mean']

Rearrange cols in any way you want. This is how I moved the last element to the first position:

In [12]: cols = cols[-1:] + cols[:-1]

In [13]: cols
Out[13]: ['mean', 0L, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L]

Then reorder the dataframe like this:

In [16]: df = df[cols]  #    OR    df = df.ix[:, cols]

In [17]: df
Out[17]:
       mean         0         1         2         3         4
0  0.445543  0.445598  0.173835  0.343415  0.682252  0.582616
1  0.670208  0.881592  0.696942  0.702232  0.696724  0.373551
2  0.632596  0.662527  0.955193  0.131016  0.609548  0.804694
3  0.436653  0.260919  0.783467  0.593433  0.033426  0.512019
4  0.363371  0.131842  0.799367  0.182828  0.683330  0.019485
5  0.587165  0.498784  0.873495  0.383811  0.699289  0.480447
6  0.588529  0.388771  0.395757  0.745237  0.628406  0.784473
7  0.345149  0.147986  0.459451  0.310961  0.706435  0.100914
8  0.553195  0.394947  0.863494  0.585030  0.565944  0.356561
9  0.561593  0.689260  0.865243  0.136481  0.386582  0.730399

回答 1

您还可以执行以下操作:

df = df[['mean', '0', '1', '2', '3']]

您可以通过以下方式获取列列表:

cols = list(df.columns.values)

输出将生成:

['0', '1', '2', '3', 'mean']

…然后在将其放入第一个功能之前很容易进行手动重新排列

You could also do something like this:

df = df[['mean', '0', '1', '2', '3']]

You can get the list of columns with:

cols = list(df.columns.values)

The output will produce:

['0', '1', '2', '3', 'mean']

…which is then easy to rearrange manually before dropping it into the first function


回答 2

只需按照所需的顺序分配列名:

In [39]: df
Out[39]: 
          0         1         2         3         4  mean
0  0.172742  0.915661  0.043387  0.712833  0.190717     1
1  0.128186  0.424771  0.590779  0.771080  0.617472     1
2  0.125709  0.085894  0.989798  0.829491  0.155563     1
3  0.742578  0.104061  0.299708  0.616751  0.951802     1
4  0.721118  0.528156  0.421360  0.105886  0.322311     1
5  0.900878  0.082047  0.224656  0.195162  0.736652     1
6  0.897832  0.558108  0.318016  0.586563  0.507564     1
7  0.027178  0.375183  0.930248  0.921786  0.337060     1
8  0.763028  0.182905  0.931756  0.110675  0.423398     1
9  0.848996  0.310562  0.140873  0.304561  0.417808     1

In [40]: df = df[['mean', 4,3,2,1]]

现在,“平均值”列出现在前面:

In [41]: df
Out[41]: 
   mean         4         3         2         1
0     1  0.190717  0.712833  0.043387  0.915661
1     1  0.617472  0.771080  0.590779  0.424771
2     1  0.155563  0.829491  0.989798  0.085894
3     1  0.951802  0.616751  0.299708  0.104061
4     1  0.322311  0.105886  0.421360  0.528156
5     1  0.736652  0.195162  0.224656  0.082047
6     1  0.507564  0.586563  0.318016  0.558108
7     1  0.337060  0.921786  0.930248  0.375183
8     1  0.423398  0.110675  0.931756  0.182905
9     1  0.417808  0.304561  0.140873  0.310562

Just assign the column names in the order you want them:

In [39]: df
Out[39]: 
          0         1         2         3         4  mean
0  0.172742  0.915661  0.043387  0.712833  0.190717     1
1  0.128186  0.424771  0.590779  0.771080  0.617472     1
2  0.125709  0.085894  0.989798  0.829491  0.155563     1
3  0.742578  0.104061  0.299708  0.616751  0.951802     1
4  0.721118  0.528156  0.421360  0.105886  0.322311     1
5  0.900878  0.082047  0.224656  0.195162  0.736652     1
6  0.897832  0.558108  0.318016  0.586563  0.507564     1
7  0.027178  0.375183  0.930248  0.921786  0.337060     1
8  0.763028  0.182905  0.931756  0.110675  0.423398     1
9  0.848996  0.310562  0.140873  0.304561  0.417808     1

In [40]: df = df[['mean', 4,3,2,1]]

Now, ‘mean’ column comes out in the front:

In [41]: df
Out[41]: 
   mean         4         3         2         1
0     1  0.190717  0.712833  0.043387  0.915661
1     1  0.617472  0.771080  0.590779  0.424771
2     1  0.155563  0.829491  0.989798  0.085894
3     1  0.951802  0.616751  0.299708  0.104061
4     1  0.322311  0.105886  0.421360  0.528156
5     1  0.736652  0.195162  0.224656  0.082047
6     1  0.507564  0.586563  0.318016  0.558108
7     1  0.337060  0.921786  0.930248  0.375183
8     1  0.423398  0.110675  0.931756  0.182905
9     1  0.417808  0.304561  0.140873  0.310562

回答 3


回答 4

就你而言

df = df.reindex(columns=['mean',0,1,2,3,4])

会完全按照您想要的去做。

就我而言(一般形式):

df = df.reindex(columns=sorted(df.columns))
df = df.reindex(columns=(['opened'] + list([a for a in df.columns if a != 'opened']) ))

In your case,

df = df.reindex(columns=['mean',0,1,2,3,4])

will do exactly what you want.

In my case (general form):

df = df.reindex(columns=sorted(df.columns))
df = df.reindex(columns=(['opened'] + list([a for a in df.columns if a != 'opened']) ))

回答 5

您需要按所需顺序创建列的新列表,然后用于df = df[cols]按此新顺序重新排列列。

cols = ['mean']  + [col for col in df if col != 'mean']
df = df[cols]

您也可以使用更通用的方法。在此示例中,最后一列(由-1表示)被插入为第一列。

cols = [df.columns[-1]] + [col for col in df if col != df.columns[-1]]
df = df[cols]

如果DataFrame中存在列,则还可以使用此方法以所需顺序对列进行重新排序。

inserted_cols = ['a', 'b', 'c']
cols = ([col for col in inserted_cols if col in df] 
        + [col for col in df if col not in inserted_cols])
df = df[cols]

You need to create a new list of your columns in the desired order, then use df = df[cols] to rearrange the columns in this new order.

cols = ['mean']  + [col for col in df if col != 'mean']
df = df[cols]

You can also use a more general approach. In this example, the last column (indicated by -1) is inserted as the first column.

cols = [df.columns[-1]] + [col for col in df if col != df.columns[-1]]
df = df[cols]

You can also use this approach for reordering columns in a desired order if they are present in the DataFrame.

inserted_cols = ['a', 'b', 'c']
cols = ([col for col in inserted_cols if col in df] 
        + [col for col in df if col not in inserted_cols])
df = df[cols]

回答 6

import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
df = pd.DataFrame()
column_names = ['x','y','z','mean']
for col in column_names: 
    df[col] = np.random.randint(0,100, size=10000)

您可以尝试以下解决方案:

解决方案1:

df = df[ ['mean'] + [ col for col in df.columns if col != 'mean' ] ]

解决方案2:


df = df[['mean', 'x', 'y', 'z']]

解决方案3:

col = df.pop("mean")
df = df.insert(0, col.name, col)

解决方案4:

df.set_index(df.columns[-1], inplace=True)
df.reset_index(inplace=True)

解决方案5:

cols = list(df)
cols = [cols[-1]] + cols[:-1]
df = df[cols]

解决方案6:

order = [1,2,3,0] # setting column's order
df = df[[df.columns[i] for i in order]]

时间比较:

解决方案1:

CPU时间:用户1.05 ms,sys:35 µs,总计:1.08 ms挂墙时间:995 µs

解决方案2

CPU时间:用户933 µs,系统:0 ns,总计:933 µs挂墙时间:800 µs

解决方案3

CPU时间:用户0 ns,sys:1.35 ms,总计:1.35 ms挂墙时间:1.08 ms

解决方案4

CPU时间:用户1.23 ms,sys:45 µs,总计:1.27 ms挂墙时间:986 µs

解决方案5

CPU时间:用户1.09 ms,sys:19 µs,总计:1.11 ms挂墙时间:949 µs

解决方案6

CPU时间:用户955 µs,系统:34 µs,总计:989 µs挂墙时间:859 µs

import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
df = pd.DataFrame()
column_names = ['x','y','z','mean']
for col in column_names: 
    df[col] = np.random.randint(0,100, size=10000)

You can try out the following solutions :

Solution 1:

df = df[ ['mean'] + [ col for col in df.columns if col != 'mean' ] ]

Solution 2:


df = df[['mean', 'x', 'y', 'z']]

Solution 3:

col = df.pop("mean")
df = df.insert(0, col.name, col)

Solution 4:

df.set_index(df.columns[-1], inplace=True)
df.reset_index(inplace=True)

Solution 5:

cols = list(df)
cols = [cols[-1]] + cols[:-1]
df = df[cols]

solution 6:

order = [1,2,3,0] # setting column's order
df = df[[df.columns[i] for i in order]]

Time Comparison:

Solution 1:

CPU times: user 1.05 ms, sys: 35 µs, total: 1.08 ms Wall time: 995 µs

Solution 2:

CPU times: user 933 µs, sys: 0 ns, total: 933 µs Wall time: 800 µs

Solution 3:

CPU times: user 0 ns, sys: 1.35 ms, total: 1.35 ms Wall time: 1.08 ms

Solution 4:

CPU times: user 1.23 ms, sys: 45 µs, total: 1.27 ms Wall time: 986 µs

Solution 5:

CPU times: user 1.09 ms, sys: 19 µs, total: 1.11 ms Wall time: 949 µs

Solution 6:

CPU times: user 955 µs, sys: 34 µs, total: 989 µs Wall time: 859 µs


回答 7

从2018年8月开始:

如果列名太长而无法键入,则可以通过以下位置的整数列表来指定新顺序:

数据:

          0         1         2         3         4      mean
0  0.397312  0.361846  0.719802  0.575223  0.449205  0.500678
1  0.287256  0.522337  0.992154  0.584221  0.042739  0.485741
2  0.884812  0.464172  0.149296  0.167698  0.793634  0.491923
3  0.656891  0.500179  0.046006  0.862769  0.651065  0.543382
4  0.673702  0.223489  0.438760  0.468954  0.308509  0.422683
5  0.764020  0.093050  0.100932  0.572475  0.416471  0.389390
6  0.259181  0.248186  0.626101  0.556980  0.559413  0.449972
7  0.400591  0.075461  0.096072  0.308755  0.157078  0.207592
8  0.639745  0.368987  0.340573  0.997547  0.011892  0.471749
9  0.050582  0.714160  0.168839  0.899230  0.359690  0.438500

通用示例:

new_order = [3,2,1,4,5,0]
print(df[df.columns[new_order]])  

          3         2         1         4      mean         0
0  0.575223  0.719802  0.361846  0.449205  0.500678  0.397312
1  0.584221  0.992154  0.522337  0.042739  0.485741  0.287256
2  0.167698  0.149296  0.464172  0.793634  0.491923  0.884812
3  0.862769  0.046006  0.500179  0.651065  0.543382  0.656891
4  0.468954  0.438760  0.223489  0.308509  0.422683  0.673702
5  0.572475  0.100932  0.093050  0.416471  0.389390  0.764020
6  0.556980  0.626101  0.248186  0.559413  0.449972  0.259181
7  0.308755  0.096072  0.075461  0.157078  0.207592  0.400591
8  0.997547  0.340573  0.368987  0.011892  0.471749  0.639745
9  0.899230  0.168839  0.714160  0.359690  0.438500  0.050582

对于OP问题的特定情况:

new_order = [-1,0,1,2,3,4]
df = df[df.columns[new_order]]
print(df)

       mean         0         1         2         3         4
0  0.500678  0.397312  0.361846  0.719802  0.575223  0.449205
1  0.485741  0.287256  0.522337  0.992154  0.584221  0.042739
2  0.491923  0.884812  0.464172  0.149296  0.167698  0.793634
3  0.543382  0.656891  0.500179  0.046006  0.862769  0.651065
4  0.422683  0.673702  0.223489  0.438760  0.468954  0.308509
5  0.389390  0.764020  0.093050  0.100932  0.572475  0.416471
6  0.449972  0.259181  0.248186  0.626101  0.556980  0.559413
7  0.207592  0.400591  0.075461  0.096072  0.308755  0.157078
8  0.471749  0.639745  0.368987  0.340573  0.997547  0.011892
9  0.438500  0.050582  0.714160  0.168839  0.899230  0.359690

这种方法的主要问题在于,多次调用相同的代码每次都会产生不同的结果,因此需要小心:)

From August 2018:

If your column names are too long to type then you could specify the new order through a list of integers with the positions:

Data:

          0         1         2         3         4      mean
0  0.397312  0.361846  0.719802  0.575223  0.449205  0.500678
1  0.287256  0.522337  0.992154  0.584221  0.042739  0.485741
2  0.884812  0.464172  0.149296  0.167698  0.793634  0.491923
3  0.656891  0.500179  0.046006  0.862769  0.651065  0.543382
4  0.673702  0.223489  0.438760  0.468954  0.308509  0.422683
5  0.764020  0.093050  0.100932  0.572475  0.416471  0.389390
6  0.259181  0.248186  0.626101  0.556980  0.559413  0.449972
7  0.400591  0.075461  0.096072  0.308755  0.157078  0.207592
8  0.639745  0.368987  0.340573  0.997547  0.011892  0.471749
9  0.050582  0.714160  0.168839  0.899230  0.359690  0.438500

Generic example:

new_order = [3,2,1,4,5,0]
print(df[df.columns[new_order]])  

          3         2         1         4      mean         0
0  0.575223  0.719802  0.361846  0.449205  0.500678  0.397312
1  0.584221  0.992154  0.522337  0.042739  0.485741  0.287256
2  0.167698  0.149296  0.464172  0.793634  0.491923  0.884812
3  0.862769  0.046006  0.500179  0.651065  0.543382  0.656891
4  0.468954  0.438760  0.223489  0.308509  0.422683  0.673702
5  0.572475  0.100932  0.093050  0.416471  0.389390  0.764020
6  0.556980  0.626101  0.248186  0.559413  0.449972  0.259181
7  0.308755  0.096072  0.075461  0.157078  0.207592  0.400591
8  0.997547  0.340573  0.368987  0.011892  0.471749  0.639745
9  0.899230  0.168839  0.714160  0.359690  0.438500  0.050582

And for the specific case of OP’s question:

new_order = [-1,0,1,2,3,4]
df = df[df.columns[new_order]]
print(df)

       mean         0         1         2         3         4
0  0.500678  0.397312  0.361846  0.719802  0.575223  0.449205
1  0.485741  0.287256  0.522337  0.992154  0.584221  0.042739
2  0.491923  0.884812  0.464172  0.149296  0.167698  0.793634
3  0.543382  0.656891  0.500179  0.046006  0.862769  0.651065
4  0.422683  0.673702  0.223489  0.438760  0.468954  0.308509
5  0.389390  0.764020  0.093050  0.100932  0.572475  0.416471
6  0.449972  0.259181  0.248186  0.626101  0.556980  0.559413
7  0.207592  0.400591  0.075461  0.096072  0.308755  0.157078
8  0.471749  0.639745  0.368987  0.340573  0.997547  0.011892
9  0.438500  0.050582  0.714160  0.168839  0.899230  0.359690

The main problem with this approach is that calling the same code multiple times will create different results each time, so one needs to be careful :)


回答 8

此功能避免了仅列出一些变量就不必列出数据集中的每个变量。

def order(frame,var):
    if type(var) is str:
        var = [var] #let the command take a string or list
    varlist =[w for w in frame.columns if w not in var]
    frame = frame[var+varlist]
    return frame 

它有两个参数,第一个是数据集,第二个是您要放在最前面的数据集中的列。

因此,在我的情况下,我有一个名为Frame的数据集,其中包含变量A1,A2,B1,B2,总计和日期。如果我想让道达尔走在前列,那么我要做的就是:

frame = order(frame,['Total'])

如果我想将“总计”和“日期”放在首位,那么我会这样做:

frame = order(frame,['Total','Date'])

编辑:

使用此功能的另一种有用方法是,如果您有一个陌生的表,并且正在查找其中包含特定术语的变量,例如VAR1,VAR2等,则可以执行以下操作:

frame = order(frame,[v for v in frame.columns if "VAR" in v])

This function avoids you having to list out every variable in your dataset just to order a few of them.

def order(frame,var):
    if type(var) is str:
        var = [var] #let the command take a string or list
    varlist =[w for w in frame.columns if w not in var]
    frame = frame[var+varlist]
    return frame 

It takes two arguments, the first is the dataset, the second are the columns in the data set that you want to bring to the front.

So in my case I have a data set called Frame with variables A1, A2, B1, B2, Total and Date. If I want to bring Total to the front then all I have to do is:

frame = order(frame,['Total'])

If I want to bring Total and Date to the front then I do:

frame = order(frame,['Total','Date'])

EDIT:

Another useful way to use this is, if you have an unfamiliar table and you’re looking with variables with a particular term in them, like VAR1, VAR2,… you may execute something like:

frame = order(frame,[v for v in frame.columns if "VAR" in v])

回答 9

我本人也遇到了类似的问题,只是想补充一下我所确定的内容。我喜欢reindex_axis() method用于更改列顺序的。这工作:

df = df.reindex_axis(['mean'] + list(df.columns[:-1]), axis=1)

一种基于@Jorge注释的替代方法:

df = df.reindex(columns=['mean'] + list(df.columns[:-1]))

尽管reindex_axis在微基准测试中似乎比在中稍快一些reindex,但我认为后者的直接性使我更喜欢后者。

I ran into a similar question myself, and just wanted to add what I settled on. I liked the reindex_axis() method for changing column order. This worked:

df = df.reindex_axis(['mean'] + list(df.columns[:-1]), axis=1)

An alternate method based on the comment from @Jorge:

df = df.reindex(columns=['mean'] + list(df.columns[:-1]))

Although reindex_axis seems to be slightly faster in micro benchmarks than reindex, I think I prefer the latter for its directness.


回答 10

简单地做,

df = df[['mean'] + df.columns[:-1].tolist()]

Simply do,

df = df[['mean'] + df.columns[:-1].tolist()]

回答 11

您可以执行以下操作(从Aman的答案中借用部分内容):

cols = df.columns.tolist()
cols.insert(0, cols.pop(-1))

cols
>>>['mean', 0L, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L]

df = df[cols]

You could do the following (borrowing parts from Aman’s answer):

cols = df.columns.tolist()
cols.insert(0, cols.pop(-1))

cols
>>>['mean', 0L, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L]

df = df[cols]

回答 12

只需输入要更改的列名,然后为新位置设置索引即可。

def change_column_order(df, col_name, index):
    cols = df.columns.tolist()
    cols.remove(col_name)
    cols.insert(index, col_name)
    return df[cols]

对于您的情况,这将是:

df = change_column_order(df, 'mean', 0)

Just type the column name you want to change, and set the index for the new location.

def change_column_order(df, col_name, index):
    cols = df.columns.tolist()
    cols.remove(col_name)
    cols.insert(index, col_name)
    return df[cols]

For your case, this would be like:

df = change_column_order(df, 'mean', 0)

回答 13

将任何列移动到任何位置:

import pandas as pd
df = pd.DataFrame({"A": [1,2,3], 
                   "B": [2,4,8], 
                   "C": [5,5,5]})

cols = df.columns.tolist()
column_to_move = "C"
new_position = 1

cols.insert(new_position, cols.pop(cols.index(column_to_move)))
df = df[cols]

Moving any column to any position:

import pandas as pd
df = pd.DataFrame({"A": [1,2,3], 
                   "B": [2,4,8], 
                   "C": [5,5,5]})

cols = df.columns.tolist()
column_to_move = "C"
new_position = 1

cols.insert(new_position, cols.pop(cols.index(column_to_move)))
df = df[cols]

回答 14

我认为这是一个稍微整洁的解决方案:

df.insert(0,'mean', df.pop("mean"))

该解决方案有点类似于@JoeHeffer的解决方案,但这只是一个衬里。

在这里,我们"mean"从数据框中删除该列,并将其附加到0具有相同列名的索引。

I think this is a slightly neater solution:

df.insert(0,'mean', df.pop("mean"))

This solution is somewhat similar to @JoeHeffer ‘s solution but this is one liner.

Here we remove the column "mean" from the dataframe and attach it to index 0 with the same column name.


回答 15

这是一种移动现有列的方法,该列将修改现有数据框。

my_column = df.pop('column name')
df.insert(3, my_column.name, my_column)

Here’s a way to move one existing column that will modify the existing data frame in place.

my_column = df.pop('column name')
df.insert(3, my_column.name, my_column)

回答 16

之前已经回答了这个问题但是现在不推荐使用reindex_axis,所以我建议使用:

df.reindex(sorted(df.columns), axis=1)

This question has been answered before but reindex_axis is deprecated now so I would suggest to use:

df.reindex(sorted(df.columns), axis=1)

回答 17

使用“ T”怎么样?

df.T.reindex(['mean',0,1,2,3,4]).T

How about using “T”?

df.T.reindex(['mean',0,1,2,3,4]).T

回答 18

@clocker:您的解决方案对我非常有帮助,因为我想从一个数据帧的最前面输入两列,而我并不确切知道所有列的名称,因为它们是从之前的透视语句生成的。因此,如果您处在相同的情况下:将前面知道名称的列放在前面,然后让“其他所有列”跟在后面,那么我想出了以下一般解决方案:

df = df.reindex_axis(['Col1','Col2'] + list(df.columns.drop(['Col1','Col2'])), axis=1)

@clocker: Your solution was very helpful for me, as I wanted to bring two columns in front from a dataframe where I do not know exactly the names of all columns, because they are generated from a pivot statement before. So, if you are in the same situation: To bring columns in front that you know the name of and then let them follow by “all the other columns”, I came up with the following general solution;

df = df.reindex_axis(['Col1','Col2'] + list(df.columns.drop(['Col1','Col2'])), axis=1)

回答 19

set()

一种简单的方法是使用set(),尤其是当您有很长的列列表并且不想手动处理它们时:

cols = list(set(df.columns.tolist()) - set(['mean']))
cols.insert(0, 'mean')
df = df[cols]

set():

A simple approach is using set(), in particular when you have a long list of columns and do not want to handle them manually:

cols = list(set(df.columns.tolist()) - set(['mean']))
cols.insert(0, 'mean')
df = df[cols]

回答 20

我喜欢Shoresh的回答,即在您不知道位置时使用集合功能删除列,但是,这对我而言不起作用,因为我需要保持原始列顺序(具有任意列标签)。

我通过使用boltons包中的IndexedSet使此工作正常。

我还需要重新添加多个列标签,因此对于更一般的情况,我使用了以下代码:

from boltons.setutils import IndexedSet
cols = list(IndexedSet(df.columns.tolist()) - set(['mean', 'std']))
cols[0:0] =['mean', 'std']
df = df[cols]

希望这对在此线程中寻求一般解决方案的任何人有用。

I liked Shoresh’s answer to use set functionality to remove columns when you don’t know the location, however this didn’t work for my purpose as I need to keep the original column order (which has arbitrary column labels).

I got this to work though by using IndexedSet from the boltons package.

I also needed to re-add multiple column labels, so for a more general case I used the following code:

from boltons.setutils import IndexedSet
cols = list(IndexedSet(df.columns.tolist()) - set(['mean', 'std']))
cols[0:0] =['mean', 'std']
df = df[cols]

Hope this is useful to anyone searching this thread for a general solution.


回答 21

您可以使用reindex可用于两个轴的轴:

df
#           0         1         2         3         4      mean
# 0  0.943825  0.202490  0.071908  0.452985  0.678397  0.469921
# 1  0.745569  0.103029  0.268984  0.663710  0.037813  0.363821
# 2  0.693016  0.621525  0.031589  0.956703  0.118434  0.484254
# 3  0.284922  0.527293  0.791596  0.243768  0.629102  0.495336
# 4  0.354870  0.113014  0.326395  0.656415  0.172445  0.324628
# 5  0.815584  0.532382  0.195437  0.829670  0.019001  0.478415
# 6  0.944587  0.068690  0.811771  0.006846  0.698785  0.506136
# 7  0.595077  0.437571  0.023520  0.772187  0.862554  0.538182
# 8  0.700771  0.413958  0.097996  0.355228  0.656919  0.444974
# 9  0.263138  0.906283  0.121386  0.624336  0.859904  0.555009

df.reindex(['mean', *range(5)], axis=1)

#        mean         0         1         2         3         4
# 0  0.469921  0.943825  0.202490  0.071908  0.452985  0.678397
# 1  0.363821  0.745569  0.103029  0.268984  0.663710  0.037813
# 2  0.484254  0.693016  0.621525  0.031589  0.956703  0.118434
# 3  0.495336  0.284922  0.527293  0.791596  0.243768  0.629102
# 4  0.324628  0.354870  0.113014  0.326395  0.656415  0.172445
# 5  0.478415  0.815584  0.532382  0.195437  0.829670  0.019001
# 6  0.506136  0.944587  0.068690  0.811771  0.006846  0.698785
# 7  0.538182  0.595077  0.437571  0.023520  0.772187  0.862554
# 8  0.444974  0.700771  0.413958  0.097996  0.355228  0.656919
# 9  0.555009  0.263138  0.906283  0.121386  0.624336  0.859904

You can use reindex which can be used for both axis:

df
#           0         1         2         3         4      mean
# 0  0.943825  0.202490  0.071908  0.452985  0.678397  0.469921
# 1  0.745569  0.103029  0.268984  0.663710  0.037813  0.363821
# 2  0.693016  0.621525  0.031589  0.956703  0.118434  0.484254
# 3  0.284922  0.527293  0.791596  0.243768  0.629102  0.495336
# 4  0.354870  0.113014  0.326395  0.656415  0.172445  0.324628
# 5  0.815584  0.532382  0.195437  0.829670  0.019001  0.478415
# 6  0.944587  0.068690  0.811771  0.006846  0.698785  0.506136
# 7  0.595077  0.437571  0.023520  0.772187  0.862554  0.538182
# 8  0.700771  0.413958  0.097996  0.355228  0.656919  0.444974
# 9  0.263138  0.906283  0.121386  0.624336  0.859904  0.555009

df.reindex(['mean', *range(5)], axis=1)

#        mean         0         1         2         3         4
# 0  0.469921  0.943825  0.202490  0.071908  0.452985  0.678397
# 1  0.363821  0.745569  0.103029  0.268984  0.663710  0.037813
# 2  0.484254  0.693016  0.621525  0.031589  0.956703  0.118434
# 3  0.495336  0.284922  0.527293  0.791596  0.243768  0.629102
# 4  0.324628  0.354870  0.113014  0.326395  0.656415  0.172445
# 5  0.478415  0.815584  0.532382  0.195437  0.829670  0.019001
# 6  0.506136  0.944587  0.068690  0.811771  0.006846  0.698785
# 7  0.538182  0.595077  0.437571  0.023520  0.772187  0.862554
# 8  0.444974  0.700771  0.413958  0.097996  0.355228  0.656919
# 9  0.555009  0.263138  0.906283  0.121386  0.624336  0.859904

回答 22

这是一个用于任意数量列的函数。

def mean_first(df):
    ncols = df.shape[1]        # Get the number of columns
    index = list(range(ncols)) # Create an index to reorder the columns
    index.insert(0,ncols)      # This puts the last column at the front
    return(df.assign(mean=df.mean(1)).iloc[:,index]) # new df with last column (mean) first

Here is a function to do this for any number of columns.

def mean_first(df):
    ncols = df.shape[1]        # Get the number of columns
    index = list(range(ncols)) # Create an index to reorder the columns
    index.insert(0,ncols)      # This puts the last column at the front
    return(df.assign(mean=df.mean(1)).iloc[:,index]) # new df with last column (mean) first

回答 23

书中最骇人听闻的方法

df.insert(0,"test",df["mean"])
df=df.drop(columns=["mean"]).rename(columns={"test":"mean"})

Hackiest method in the book

df.insert(0,"test",df["mean"])
df=df.drop(columns=["mean"]).rename(columns={"test":"mean"})

回答 24

我认为此功能更简单。您只需要在开头或结尾或同时在两者处指定一个子集即可:

def reorder_df_columns(df, start=None, end=None):
    """
        This function reorder columns of a DataFrame.
        It takes columns given in the list `start` and move them to the left.
        Its also takes columns in `end` and move them to the right.
    """
    if start is None:
        start = []
    if end is None:
        end = []
    assert isinstance(start, list) and isinstance(end, list)
    cols = list(df.columns)
    for c in start:
        if c not in cols:
            start.remove(c)
    for c in end:
        if c not in cols or c in start:
            end.remove(c)
    for c in start + end:
        cols.remove(c)
    cols = start + cols + end
    return df[cols]

I think this function is more straightforward. You Just need to specify a subset of columns at the start or the end or both:

def reorder_df_columns(df, start=None, end=None):
    """
        This function reorder columns of a DataFrame.
        It takes columns given in the list `start` and move them to the left.
        Its also takes columns in `end` and move them to the right.
    """
    if start is None:
        start = []
    if end is None:
        end = []
    assert isinstance(start, list) and isinstance(end, list)
    cols = list(df.columns)
    for c in start:
        if c not in cols:
            start.remove(c)
    for c in end:
        if c not in cols or c in start:
            end.remove(c)
    for c in start + end:
        cols.remove(c)
    cols = start + cols + end
    return df[cols]

回答 25

如果您知道另一列的位置,我相信@Aman的答案是最好的。

如果您不知道的位置mean,而只知道其名称,则不能直接诉诸cols = cols[-1:] + cols[:-1]。以下是我能想到的第二件好事:

meanDf = pd.DataFrame(df.pop('mean'))
# now df doesn't contain "mean" anymore. Order of join will move it to left or right:
meanDf.join(df) # has mean as first column
df.join(meanDf) # has mean as last column

I believe @Aman’s answer is the best if you know the location of the other column.

If you don’t know the location of mean, but only have its name, you cannot resort directly to cols = cols[-1:] + cols[:-1]. Following is the next-best thing I could come up with:

meanDf = pd.DataFrame(df.pop('mean'))
# now df doesn't contain "mean" anymore. Order of join will move it to left or right:
meanDf.join(df) # has mean as first column
df.join(meanDf) # has mean as last column

回答 26

只是翻转经常会有所帮助。

df[df.columns[::-1]]

或者只是随机播放一下。

import random
cols = list(df.columns)
random.shuffle(cols)
df[cols]

Just flipping helps often.

df[df.columns[::-1]]

Or just shuffle for a look.

import random
cols = list(df.columns)
random.shuffle(cols)
df[cols]

回答 27

多数答案还不够笼统,pandas reindex_axis方法有点繁琐,因此我提供了一个简单的函数,可以使用字典将任意数量的列移动到任意位置,其中字典=键名和值=要移动的位置。如果您的数据框很大,则将True传递给’big_data’,则该函数将返回有序列列表。您可以使用此列表来切片数据。

def order_column(df, columns, big_data = False):

    """Re-Orders dataFrame column(s)
       Parameters : 
       df      -- dataframe
       columns -- a dictionary:
                  key   = current column position/index or column name
                  value = position to move it to  
       big_data -- boolean 
                  True = returns only the ordered columns as a list
                          the user user can then slice the data using this
                          ordered column
                  False = default - return a copy of the dataframe
    """
    ordered_col = df.columns.tolist()

    for key, value in columns.items():

        ordered_col.remove(key)
        ordered_col.insert(value, key)

    if big_data:

        return ordered_col

    return df[ordered_col]

# e.g.
df = pd.DataFrame({'chicken wings': np.random.rand(10, 1).flatten(), 'taco': np.random.rand(10,1).flatten(),
                          'coffee': np.random.rand(10, 1).flatten()})
df['mean'] = df.mean(1)

df = order_column(df, {'mean': 0, 'coffee':1 })

>>>

col = order_column(df, {'mean': 0, 'coffee':1 }, True)

col
>>>
['mean', 'coffee', 'chicken wings', 'taco']

# you could grab it by doing this

df = df[col]

Most of the answers did not generalize enough and pandas reindex_axis method is a little tedious, hence I offer a simple function to move an arbitrary number of columns to any position using a dictionary where key = column name and value = position to move to. If your dataframe is large pass True to ‘big_data’ then the function will return the ordered columns list. And you could use this list to slice your data.

def order_column(df, columns, big_data = False):

    """Re-Orders dataFrame column(s)
       Parameters : 
       df      -- dataframe
       columns -- a dictionary:
                  key   = current column position/index or column name
                  value = position to move it to  
       big_data -- boolean 
                  True = returns only the ordered columns as a list
                          the user user can then slice the data using this
                          ordered column
                  False = default - return a copy of the dataframe
    """
    ordered_col = df.columns.tolist()

    for key, value in columns.items():

        ordered_col.remove(key)
        ordered_col.insert(value, key)

    if big_data:

        return ordered_col

    return df[ordered_col]

# e.g.
df = pd.DataFrame({'chicken wings': np.random.rand(10, 1).flatten(), 'taco': np.random.rand(10,1).flatten(),
                          'coffee': np.random.rand(10, 1).flatten()})
df['mean'] = df.mean(1)

df = order_column(df, {'mean': 0, 'coffee':1 })

>>>

col = order_column(df, {'mean': 0, 'coffee':1 }, True)

col
>>>
['mean', 'coffee', 'chicken wings', 'taco']

# you could grab it by doing this

df = df[col]


回答 28

我有一个非常特殊的用例,用于对熊猫中的列名进行重新排序。有时我会在基于现有列的数据框中创建一个新列。默认情况下,pandas将在最后插入我的新列,但我希望将新列插入到其派生的现有列的​​旁边。

def rearrange_list(input_list, input_item_to_move, input_item_insert_here):
    '''
    Helper function to re-arrange the order of items in a list.
    Useful for moving column in pandas dataframe.

    Inputs:
        input_list - list
        input_item_to_move - item in list to move
        input_item_insert_here - item in list, insert before 

    returns:
        output_list
    '''
    # make copy for output, make sure it's a list
    output_list = list(input_list)

    # index of item to move
    idx_move = output_list.index(input_item_to_move)

    # pop off the item to move
    itm_move = output_list.pop(idx_move)

    # index of item to insert here
    idx_insert = output_list.index(input_item_insert_here)

    # insert item to move into here
    output_list.insert(idx_insert, itm_move)

    return output_list


import pandas as pd

# step 1: create sample dataframe
df = pd.DataFrame({
    'motorcycle': ['motorcycle1', 'motorcycle2', 'motorcycle3'],
    'initial_odometer': [101, 500, 322],
    'final_odometer': [201, 515, 463],
    'other_col_1': ['blah', 'blah', 'blah'],
    'other_col_2': ['blah', 'blah', 'blah']
})
print('Step 1: create sample dataframe')
display(df)
print()

# step 2: add new column that is difference between final and initial
df['change_odometer'] = df['final_odometer']-df['initial_odometer']
print('Step 2: add new column')
display(df)
print()

# step 3: rearrange columns
ls_cols = df.columns
ls_cols = rearrange_list(ls_cols, 'change_odometer', 'final_odometer')
df=df[ls_cols]
print('Step 3: rearrange columns')
display(df)

I have a very specific use case for re-ordering column names in pandas. Sometimes I am creating a new column in a dataframe that is based on an existing column. By default pandas will insert my new column at the end, but I want the new column to be inserted next to the existing column it’s derived from.

def rearrange_list(input_list, input_item_to_move, input_item_insert_here):
    '''
    Helper function to re-arrange the order of items in a list.
    Useful for moving column in pandas dataframe.

    Inputs:
        input_list - list
        input_item_to_move - item in list to move
        input_item_insert_here - item in list, insert before 

    returns:
        output_list
    '''
    # make copy for output, make sure it's a list
    output_list = list(input_list)

    # index of item to move
    idx_move = output_list.index(input_item_to_move)

    # pop off the item to move
    itm_move = output_list.pop(idx_move)

    # index of item to insert here
    idx_insert = output_list.index(input_item_insert_here)

    # insert item to move into here
    output_list.insert(idx_insert, itm_move)

    return output_list


import pandas as pd

# step 1: create sample dataframe
df = pd.DataFrame({
    'motorcycle': ['motorcycle1', 'motorcycle2', 'motorcycle3'],
    'initial_odometer': [101, 500, 322],
    'final_odometer': [201, 515, 463],
    'other_col_1': ['blah', 'blah', 'blah'],
    'other_col_2': ['blah', 'blah', 'blah']
})
print('Step 1: create sample dataframe')
display(df)
print()

# step 2: add new column that is difference between final and initial
df['change_odometer'] = df['final_odometer']-df['initial_odometer']
print('Step 2: add new column')
display(df)
print()

# step 3: rearrange columns
ls_cols = df.columns
ls_cols = rearrange_list(ls_cols, 'change_odometer', 'final_odometer')
df=df[ls_cols]
print('Step 3: rearrange columns')
display(df)

回答 29

一个对我有用的非常简单的解决方案是在df.columns上使用.reindex:

df=df[df.columns.reindex(['mean',0,1,2,3,4])[0]]

A pretty straightforward solution that worked for me is to use .reindex on df.columns:

df=df[df.columns.reindex(['mean',0,1,2,3,4])[0]]