# Importing Dataframes

### Importing Dataframes through the Mitosheet

If you have a dataframe you created with Python, and you want to import it into your Mitosheet:

1. Click the **Import** button in the toolbar.
2. Click the **Import Dataframes** options in the dropdown that appears.
3. Click the **+ Add** button to add a dataframe that is exists.
4. Click **Import Dataframes** to impor these dataframes into your sheet.

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### Importing Dataframes through Mitosheet.sheet()

Importing a dataframe into Mito is as simple as adding the dataframe as a parameter to the `mitosheet.sheet` call.

If we are attempting to import a dataframe named `sales_data:`

1. Create a new code cell with the code:

```python
import mitosheet
mitosheet.sheet(sales_data) # Change sales_data to the name of your dataframe
```

Then, run this cell. A mitosheet will appear with a single tab that contains this dataframe, which you can now begin exploring, editing, and more.

### Importing multiple dataframes at once

Mito allows you to import as many dataframes as you want. Each dataframe you import will be displayed in the mitosheet as a separate tab.

Imagine if we want to import `sales_data` and `customer_metadata` into the same mitosheet, so we can work with both of them at the same time.

```python
import mitosheet
mitosheet.sheet(sales_data, customer_metadata) # Change to your dataframes
```


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