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you wanna use &, not | & for both east/west, and use | for either east or west

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gives me Unable to coerce list of <class 'pandas.core.series.Series'> to Series/DataFrame

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i think your syntax was a bit funky, try: allUS = filtered_df[(filtered_df['Unitedstateswest'] == 1) & (filtered_df[Unitedstateseast'] == 1)]

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AHH I THINK THIS WORKED THANK YOU

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wait is this actually doing wht i want, there's no 'loc' in there

3:07 AM · Aug 29, 2022

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you only really need .loc if you're selecting row-wise. You were only selecting column-wise to create a boolean mask, then using the boolean mask to select relevant rows

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