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This appears to be being worked on. A workaround is posted here. |
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When I do a wide check referencing two columns, the DataFrameSchema reports that every column in my data frame for that row failed. What am I doing wrong and how should I avoid this. This stack overflow question from another user asked 7 months ago appears to be looking for the same thing.
My goal would be to denote some, single related column as the failure, or should I be going about this differently. Effectively, I am trying to keep track of invalid data in a row, so I can handle issues, instead of failing a whole row.
Example:
output:
Update:
This seems to get me pretty close, but I don't get an index of the row where it failed.
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