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Getting Started
Installing Mito
Common Install Errors
Installing Mito Inside a Virtual Environment
Tutorial
How To
Creating a Mitosheet
Importing Data into Mito
Pivot Tables
Filter Data
Graphing
Using Spreadsheet Formulas
Editing Individual Cells
Merging Datasets Together
Type Changes
Sort Data
Summary Statistics
Save and Repeat Analyses
Upgrading Mito
Misc.
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Installing Mito
How to get a Mito sheet rendering on your own JupyterLab
Before Installing Mito
1.
Check that you have
Python 3.6
or above
by opening a terminal and running
python --version.
By installing Mito, you are agreeing to Mito's
Terms of Service
and
Privacy Policy
. Please review both before installing.
Installing Mito
If you wish to install Mito inside of a new virtual environment, you can see
instructions for installing inside of a virtual environment here.
First
open a new terminal or command prompt
. Then, download the Mito installer:
1
python -m pip install mitoinstaller
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Then, run the installer. This command may take a few moments to run:
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python -m mitoinstaller install
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If installation completes, proceed to
creating your first Mitosheet.
Creating a Mitosheet
If you run into errors during installation, check our
common installation errors
to resolve them.
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