I am trying to create a dataframe in pandas using a CSV that is semicolon-delimited, and uses commas for the thousands separator on numeric data. Is there a way to read this in so that the type of the column is float and not string?
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Take a look at the read_csv documentation there is a keyword argument 'thousands' that you can pass the ',' into. Likewise if you had European data containing a '.' for the separator you could do the same.
Pass param
thousands=','
toread_csv
to read those values as thousands: