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@@ -106,7 +106,33 @@ col3.metric("Energy", int(site_df['Energy'].sum()))
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# Table View
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st.subheader(f"📋 Pole Data Table for {selected_site}")
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with st.expander("Filter Options"):
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alert_filter = st.multiselect("Alert Level", options=site_df['Alert Level'].unique(), default=site_df['Alert Level'].unique())
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camera_filter = st.multiselect("Camera Status", options=site_df['Camera Status'].unique(), default=site_df['Camera Status'].unique())
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# Table View
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# Check if the selected site exists (ensure indentation here is consistent)
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if selected_site:
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# Display the subheader with the selected site name
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st.subheader(f"📋 Pole Data Table for {selected_site}")
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# Add the rest of your logic here if needed for the table
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# For example, showing a data table for the selected site
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st.dataframe(site_df)
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# Other code related to displaying the metrics can go here too
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col1, col2, col3 = st.columns(3)
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col1.metric("Total Poles", len(site_df))
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# Safely access 'AlertLevel' and count red alerts
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if 'AlertLevel' in site_df.columns:
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red_alerts = site_df[site_df['AlertLevel'] == 'Red'].shape[0]
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else:
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red_alerts = 0
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col2.metric("Red Alerts", red_alerts)
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# If you have other metrics like energy:
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col3.metric("Energy", int(site_df['Energy'].sum()))
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else:
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st.warning("Please select a valid site.")
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with st.expander("Filter Options"):
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alert_filter = st.multiselect("Alert Level", options=site_df['Alert Level'].unique(), default=site_df['Alert Level'].unique())
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camera_filter = st.multiselect("Camera Status", options=site_df['Camera Status'].unique(), default=site_df['Camera Status'].unique())
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