I need to style a Pandas dataframe that has a multi-index column arrangement. As an example of my dataframe, consider:
df = pd.DataFrame([[True for a in range(12)]])
df.columns = pd.MultiIndex.from_tuples([(a,b,c) for a in ['Tim','Sarah'] for b in ['house','car','boat'] for c in ['new','used']])
df
This displays the multi-index columns just as I would expect it to, and is easy to read:
However, when I convert it to a style dataframe:
df.style
The column headers suddenly shift and it becomes confusing to figure out where each level begins and ends:
Can anyone help me undo this, to return it to the more readable left-justified setup? I looked through about 10 other posts on SO but none addressed this issue.
TIA.
UPDATE 12/9: My primary product is a .to_excel() output, and it displays correctly, I just learned. So while this issue is still open for solutions, I am not in urgent need of a solution, but am in search of one nonetheless. Thanks.