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Getting Started
Installing Mito
Core Concepts
Feature Reference
Creating a Mitosheet
Importing Data
Graphing
Pivoting/Group By
Filter out Rows
AI Transformations
Summary Statistics
Type Changes
Spreadsheet Formulas
Editing Individual Cells
Combining Dataframes
Sort Data
Split Text to Columns
Deleting Columns
Deleting Rows
Column Headers
Deduplicate
Fill NaN Values
Transpose
Reset Index
Unpivot (Melt) a Dataframe
Formatting
Exporting Data
Using the Generated Code
Changing Imported Data
Code Snippets
View in Mito Button
Mito's Security Model
Upgrading Mito
How To
Pass a dataframe into Mito
Create a line chart of time series data
Delete Columns with Missing Values
Exploratory Data Analysis
Create a Bar Chart
Split a column on delimiter
Rerun analysis on new data
Calculate the difference between rows
Import multiple tables from one Excel sheet
Misc
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View in Mito Button

You can view any dataframe as a Mitosheet by clicking the View in Mito button that is automatically displayed in each pandas dataframe output.

Turning the button off and on

To turn the button off, run the command python -m mitosheet turnoffdataframebutton
To turn the button on, run the command python -m mitosheet turnondataframebutton
In both cases, restart your Jupyter Lab server for the changes to take effect.
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