Not all columns are copied to the google sheet about gspread-dataframe HOT 7 CLOSED

@Laila92 Thanks for reporting your problem. Would you be able to attach your rawData18Sheet.csv file here? Or perhaps even just the first three lines of it, including the header? I want to reproduce your problem using your own data file's column structure.

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Also @Laila92 -- if one of your columns in the input CSV file is named 'Client', then include_index=True merely means not to omit the Client column in the written Google worksheet. If instead you use an implicit index column, by omitting index_col='Client', then you'll see an additional column added to the worksheet via include_index=True. If this answers your question, hooray; if not, let me know and attach if you can a sample of your input CSV file.

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I can get the Client column to appear if I do not set is as an index, but I prefer having that column as the index of my dataframe. Why, if I set index_col='Client', does include_index=True not make the client column show up in the google sheet?

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@Laila92 Thanks for the extra info; I'll give you an update today (NYC time).

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@Laila92 I've released to PyPI version 3.0.2 of gspread-dataframe with a fix (including test coverage) for your reported problem. Please let me know whether the release works as expected for you.

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It works, thank you so much.

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