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# Changing Imported Data

Rerun your Mito analysis on new data to refresh a report.

After creating an analysis in Mito when you import some data and edit, you may want to run this analysis on a new dataset.  For example, you created some pivot tables to analyze stock returns during the month of March on the CSV `march_returns.txt`. Now, you'd like to create the same pivot tables with the CSV `april_returns.txt`.

Mito makes applying your edits to new data extremly easy. 

### How to change imported data

1. Click the **Dataframes** dropdown in the toolbar, and click **Change imported data**.
2. In the taskpane that opens, for any import you want to change, click on the right arrow, and replace this data with 
3. Click **Change Imports**.

A success message will appear, and the analysis will now be applied to the updated datasets.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
If you are changing your imported data from one dataset to another, make sure that these two datasets have the same data structure. \
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For example, if `march_returns.txt` contains a column `Open Price` that you delete in your analysis, then the `april_returns.txt` dataset must also contain this column. If it does not contain this column,&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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