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How To Create A Column In A Pandas Dataframe Based On A Conditional Substring Search Of One Or More OTHER Columns

I have the following data frame: import pandas as pd df = pd.DataFrame({'Manufacturer':['Allen Edmonds', 'Louis Vuitton 23', 'Louis Vuitton 8', 'Gulfstream', 'Bombardier', '23 - L

Solution 1:

Using .loc to slice the dataframe, according to your conditions:

df.loc[(df['Manufacturer'].str.contains('Louis')) & 
       (df['System'].str.contains('Platinum')),
      'Pricing'] = 'East Coast'
df

    Manufacturer        System       Pricing
0   Allen Edmonds       None         NaN
1   Louis Vuitton 23    None         NaN
2   Louis Vuitton 8 14  Platinum     East Coast
3   Gulfstream          Gold         NaN
4   Bombardier          None         NaN
5   23 - Louis Vuitton  Platinum 905 East Coast
6   Louis Vuitton 20    None         NaN

Solution 2:

def contain(x):
    if 'Louis' in x.Manufacturer and 'Platinum' in x.System:
        return "East Coast" 

df['pricing'] = df.apply(lambda x:contain(x),axis = 1)


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