I've the following table:
As you can see, the second column contains a filter. I can select one of the five parameters:
RAOO
RUTP
UTP
VAOO
VUTP
Based on this parameter, the rows of the table obviously are different. My question is quite simple. Is there any way, in Python, to print the table considering one of this filters? I want to say to my program:
"Before you show me the table, select the filter RAOO, and then show me the resultant table"
Side note: you can't simply filter on the column, because you will have this situation for example:
As you can see, the corrisponding row to the value RAOO is ok, but the corrisponding rows to the value UTP and RUTP are NaN
