Hi @wesg2 ,

One needs to be very precise when building this.

The below code WORKS:

# Define the content of the .py file with cell separators (Works!)
notebook_content = """# Databricks notebook source
# This is the header of the notebook
# You can add imports or setup code here

# COMMAND ----------
# This is the first code cell
print('Hello from the first cell!')

# COMMAND ----------
# This is the second code cell
print('This is another cell.')
"""

# Define the output path (update the path as needed)
output_path = "<your path>/notebook_script.py"

# Save the notebook content to the .py file
dbutils.fs.put(output_path, notebook_content, overwrite=True)

# Inform the user of the location of the saved file
print(f"Notebook saved as .py file at: {output_path}")

The below code does NOT work (extra new line character):

# Define the content of the .py file with cell separators (New Line character - does not work!)
notebook_content = """
# Databricks notebook source
# This is the header of the notebook
# You can add imports or setup code here

# COMMAND ----------
# This is the first code cell
print('Hello from the first cell!')

# COMMAND ----------
# This is the second code cell
print('This is another cell.')
"""

# Define the output path (update the path as needed)
output_path = "<your path>/notebook_script.py"

# Save the notebook content to the .py file
dbutils.fs.put(output_path, notebook_content, overwrite=True)

# Inform the user of the location of the saved file
print(f"Notebook saved as .py file at: {output_path}")

However, I have copied your Notebook_Head, saved this in ADLS as .py file and then imported back to Databricks and it also works. 

Have you tried with just Notebook_Head? If yes, do you followed the same steps as I or do you do it differently?