usecols in Python not reading the headings in my CSV











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I have a CSV with Headings in row 1, Number and Arrival Date, these are columns 0 and 8.



When I write: 



cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=[0,8])


It works fine.



however, I wanted to use a string in case more columns are ever added to the report and shifted the count.



I cut and paste the headings in from the CSV to make sure Case and white space were correct.



This is my code: 



cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


This returns a ValueError saying there are no matching columns with these names?
While the error points to this line, it should be noted that the next line of code renames them, 



cv2.columns = ['Supply Number','Delivery Date']


This works fine when I use the numbers to target the columns.
Any ideas?



Thanks,
Ben






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    I have a CSV with Headings in row 1, Number and Arrival Date, these are columns 0 and 8.



    When I write: 



    cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=[0,8])


    It works fine.



    however, I wanted to use a string in case more columns are ever added to the report and shifted the count.



    I cut and paste the headings in from the CSV to make sure Case and white space were correct.



    This is my code: 



    cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


    This returns a ValueError saying there are no matching columns with these names?
    While the error points to this line, it should be noted that the next line of code renames them, 



    cv2.columns = ['Supply Number','Delivery Date']


    This works fine when I use the numbers to target the columns.
    Any ideas?



    Thanks,
    Ben






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      I have a CSV with Headings in row 1, Number and Arrival Date, these are columns 0 and 8.



      When I write: 



      cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=[0,8])


      It works fine.



      however, I wanted to use a string in case more columns are ever added to the report and shifted the count.



      I cut and paste the headings in from the CSV to make sure Case and white space were correct.



      This is my code: 



      cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


      This returns a ValueError saying there are no matching columns with these names?
      While the error points to this line, it should be noted that the next line of code renames them, 



      cv2.columns = ['Supply Number','Delivery Date']


      This works fine when I use the numbers to target the columns.
      Any ideas?



      Thanks,
      Ben






      python pandas csv







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      I have a CSV with Headings in row 1, Number and Arrival Date, these are columns 0 and 8.



      When I write: 



      cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=[0,8])


      It works fine.



      however, I wanted to use a string in case more columns are ever added to the report and shifted the count.



      I cut and paste the headings in from the CSV to make sure Case and white space were correct.



      This is my code: 



      cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, skiprows=[0], header=None, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


      This returns a ValueError saying there are no matching columns with these names?
      While the error points to this line, it should be noted that the next line of code renames them, 



      cv2.columns = ['Supply Number','Delivery Date']


      This works fine when I use the numbers to target the columns.
      Any ideas?



      Thanks,
      Ben






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          I think you need:



          cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


          because is necessary read header to columns names.



          skiprows=[0], header=None remove columns names, so only working usecols=[0,8].






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            Perfect, of course, it does. Utter wood for trees moment! Thanks :-)
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          I think you need:



          cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


          because is necessary read header to columns names.



          skiprows=[0], header=None remove columns names, so only working usecols=[0,8].






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            Perfect, of course, it does. Utter wood for trees moment! Thanks :-)
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          I think you need:



          cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


          because is necessary read header to columns names.



          skiprows=[0], header=None remove columns names, so only working usecols=[0,8].






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            Perfect, of course, it does. Utter wood for trees moment! Thanks :-)
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          I think you need:



          cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


          because is necessary read header to columns names.



          skiprows=[0], header=None remove columns names, so only working usecols=[0,8].






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          I think you need:



          cv2 = pd.read_csv(honeyfile, usecols=['Number','Arrival Date'])


          because is necessary read header to columns names.



          skiprows=[0], header=None remove columns names, so only working usecols=[0,8].







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