In pandas, when removing data using str.split, how can I skip rows?










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I have the following data:



Name X Y
AA:AA 0 0
AA:BB 1 1
AA:CC 2 2
GG:AB 3 3
GG:AC 4 4


How can I filter out 'AA' and the semicolon, but skip anything with GG?
I have used this to filter out the colon, and only keep the right side of the data, but for GG, I need to keep it as is



data['Name'] = data['Name'].str.split(":").str[1]









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    I have the following data:



    Name X Y
    AA:AA 0 0
    AA:BB 1 1
    AA:CC 2 2
    GG:AB 3 3
    GG:AC 4 4


    How can I filter out 'AA' and the semicolon, but skip anything with GG?
    I have used this to filter out the colon, and only keep the right side of the data, but for GG, I need to keep it as is



    data['Name'] = data['Name'].str.split(":").str[1]









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      I have the following data:



      Name X Y
      AA:AA 0 0
      AA:BB 1 1
      AA:CC 2 2
      GG:AB 3 3
      GG:AC 4 4


      How can I filter out 'AA' and the semicolon, but skip anything with GG?
      I have used this to filter out the colon, and only keep the right side of the data, but for GG, I need to keep it as is



      data['Name'] = data['Name'].str.split(":").str[1]









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      I have the following data:



      Name X Y
      AA:AA 0 0
      AA:BB 1 1
      AA:CC 2 2
      GG:AB 3 3
      GG:AC 4 4


      How can I filter out 'AA' and the semicolon, but skip anything with GG?
      I have used this to filter out the colon, and only keep the right side of the data, but for GG, I need to keep it as is



      data['Name'] = data['Name'].str.split(":").str[1]






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          Use str.contains and work on slice as:



          mask = df['Name'].str.contains('GG')
          df.loc[~mask,'Name'] = df.loc[~mask,'Name'].str.split(':').str[1]

          print(df)
          Name X Y
          0 AA 0 0
          1 BB 1 1
          2 CC 2 2
          3 GG:AB 3 3
          4 GG:AC 4 4





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            Use str.contains and work on slice as:



            mask = df['Name'].str.contains('GG')
            df.loc[~mask,'Name'] = df.loc[~mask,'Name'].str.split(':').str[1]

            print(df)
            Name X Y
            0 AA 0 0
            1 BB 1 1
            2 CC 2 2
            3 GG:AB 3 3
            4 GG:AC 4 4





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              Use str.contains and work on slice as:



              mask = df['Name'].str.contains('GG')
              df.loc[~mask,'Name'] = df.loc[~mask,'Name'].str.split(':').str[1]

              print(df)
              Name X Y
              0 AA 0 0
              1 BB 1 1
              2 CC 2 2
              3 GG:AB 3 3
              4 GG:AC 4 4





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                Use str.contains and work on slice as:



                mask = df['Name'].str.contains('GG')
                df.loc[~mask,'Name'] = df.loc[~mask,'Name'].str.split(':').str[1]

                print(df)
                Name X Y
                0 AA 0 0
                1 BB 1 1
                2 CC 2 2
                3 GG:AB 3 3
                4 GG:AC 4 4





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                Use str.contains and work on slice as:



                mask = df['Name'].str.contains('GG')
                df.loc[~mask,'Name'] = df.loc[~mask,'Name'].str.split(':').str[1]

                print(df)
                Name X Y
                0 AA 0 0
                1 BB 1 1
                2 CC 2 2
                3 GG:AB 3 3
                4 GG:AC 4 4






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