HelloWorld.py

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HelloWorld.py

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Output:

RegistrationNo  DispatchNoteNo  
KAZ 882M        20230220325         3500
                20230228919         1500
KCR 995W        2023020294           500
                2023020499          1000
                2023021094          1500
                                    ... 
KDE 539E        20230316317         8500
                1420230213120137    4000
                1420230213123838    2000
                1420230301113125    1500
                1420230302015754    2500
Name: Amount, Length: 131, dtype: int64
col_0     2023020191        ...  1420230302015920
row_0                       ...                  
KAZ 882M               NaN  ...               NaN
KCR 995W               NaN  ...            1000.0
KCU 087K            2500.0  ...               NaN
KCV 691E               NaN  ...               NaN
KDA 875E               NaN  ...               NaN
KDE 539E               NaN  ...               NaN

[6 rows x 131 columns]
col_0     row_0  2023020191  ...  1420230302015825  1420230302015920
0      KAZ 882M         0.0  ...               0.0               0.0
1      KCR 995W         0.0  ...               0.0            1000.0
2      KCU 087K      2500.0  ...            2000.0               0.0
3      KCV 691E         0.0  ...               0.0               0.0
4      KDA 875E         0.0  ...               0.0               0.0
5      KDE 539E         0.0  ...               0.0               0.0

[6 rows x 132 columns]
col_0  DispatchNoteNo  Member Deposits  Total
0                 NaN              NaN    NaN
1                 NaN              NaN    NaN
2                 NaN              NaN    NaN
3                 NaN              NaN    NaN
4                 NaN              NaN    NaN
5                 NaN              NaN    NaN
[{'DispatchNoteNo': nan, 'Member Deposits': nan, 'Total': nan}, {'DispatchNoteNo': nan, 'Member Deposits': nan, 'Total': nan}, {'DispatchNoteNo': nan, 'Member Deposits': nan, 'Total': nan}, {'DispatchNoteNo': nan, 'Member Deposits': nan, 'Total': nan}, {'DispatchNoteNo': nan, 'Member Deposits': nan, 'Total': nan}, {'DispatchNoteNo': nan, 'Member Deposits': nan, 'Total': nan}]

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Note:

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