Python String Custom Functions

User defined function. In&nbsp;Python, a&nbsp;user-defined function's&nbsp;declaration begins with the keyword def and followed by the&nbsp;function&nbsp;name. The&nbsp;function&nbsp;may take arguments(s) as input within the opening and closing parentheses, just after the function&nbsp;name followed by a colon.</p>
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I cannot get my custom python function to work How do I do this properly: pseudocode:
import fuzz from fuzzywuzzy
def CompareTwoFields(field1, field2):
           return fuzz.ratio(field1, field2)

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Hi Humphrey,

The pages have been taken down as it is now part of the IDEA Lab which is part of IDEA.

The problem with your return is that it has to return a string, so you have to cast your return value to string before IDEA will read it.

Here is an example:

#
# Usage example: appending a virtual character field to the Sample-Detailed Sales database.
# Equation example: @Python("GetPercent", SALES_TAX, SALES_BEF_TAX)
#
def GetPercent(numerator, denominator):
	if(denominator == 0): 
		return "N/A"
	return "{0:.2f} %".format(numerator/denominator*100)