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Importing Dataframes
How to import dataframes file into Mito.
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:
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.
import
mitosheet
mitosheet
.
sheet
(
sales_data
,
customer_metadata
)
# Change to your dataframes
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