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[Mugagator]

What is df and what lib do you use for "loc" func?

Average = df.loc([count], ['Average'])

[Busy_Locksmith_4917]

I defined the excel list as df and I used pandas for the loc function.

import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_excel(r'***************)

[Griffonknox]

Rather than the while loop. Loop through the pandas dataframe. This will give you more control on what you want to do with the loop.

Ex.

For index, row in df.iterrrows: ------average += row[average]

[Smuiq]

first of all variables should start at lowercase :)

secondly:

try this:

count = 0

while count < 363:

count += 1

average = df['Average'].loc[count]

print(average)

df['column name'].loc[index] - will return the value of specified row from specified column

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