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Hi Hoping to get some help, I have two columns Dataframe df as;

Source ID
1      2
2      3
1      2
1      2
1      3
3      1

My intention is to group the Source and divide the ID cell by total based on the grouped Source and attach this to the orginial dataframe so the new column would look like;

   Source ID  ID_new
    1      2  2/9
    2      3  3/3
    1      2  2/9
    1      2  2/9
    1      3  3/9
    3      1  3/1

I've gotten as far as;

df.groupby('Source ID')['ID'].sum()

to get the total for ID but Im not sure where to go next.

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try this:

In [79]: df.assign(ID_new=df.ID/df.groupby('Source').ID.transform('sum'))
Out[79]:
   Source  ID    ID_new
0       1   2  0.222222
1       2   3  1.000000
2       1   2  0.222222
3       1   2  0.222222
4       1   3  0.333333
5       3   1  1.000000

if you need it as a new persistent column you can do it as @jezrael proposed in the comment:

In [81]: df['ID_new'] = df.ID/df.groupby('Source').ID.transform('sum')

In [82]: df
Out[82]:
   Source  ID    ID_new
0       1   2  0.222222
1       2   3  1.000000
2       1   2  0.222222
3       1   2  0.222222
4       1   3  0.333333
5       3   1  1.000000
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