"Importing" functions from other notebooks

[MatthewHo]

For the sake of organization, I would like to define a few functions in notebook A, and have notebook B have access to those functions in notebook A. Having everything in one notebook makes it look very cluttered. Is this possible?

[RichIannone]

This is something I've been grappling with as well. My current 'solution' is to have separate notebooks with a function in each one (organized in a 'Functions' directory). Then I load the function into memory in another notebook by loading that notebook with single function.

It's not very elegant but at least the function called exists only in a single location.

I'd like to know if there is better way to do this. My current implementation is workable but far from the ideal.

Edit: this is the forum question/answer concerning the loading of a notebook within a notebook: https://forums.databricks.com/questions/154/can-i-run-one-notebook-from-another-notebook.html

[AnandShankar]

it is too old thread but @Rich Iannone​  can we have the code i mean how you have done it

[m96]

Old thread, but I wrote a module to do just this. Check it out: https://pypi.org/project/libify/

(Utilizes dbutils.notebook.run, so doesn't work with the Databricks community edition)

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