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Hey @similang. catalog.find returns a DataFrame where each row is a table. If you get back more than one rows, just select the one that you're interested in and call .load() on it.
For instance
fromowidimportcatalog# cat is a dataframe with two rowscat=catalog.find(table='transport_injuries__both_sexes__70plus_years', dataset='gbd_cause')
# we select only the row matching `transport_injuries__both_sexes__70plus_years`# calling `load` loads the actual datat=cat[cat.table=='transport_injuries__both_sexes__70plus_years'].load()
t.head()
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I think within the catalog, there might be duplicated entries, how can I extract table with such issue?
only one table can be loaded at once (tables found: other_transport_injuries__both_sexes__70plus_years, transport_injuries__both_sexes__70plus_years)
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