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# January 23, 2023: Excel range importing

### Excel Range Importing

Mito now allows you to import from more complex Excel files that you are likely to find in the wild. You can import multiple dataframes from a specific sheet, and can locate dataframes within a sheet based on their exact range or by passing the upper left corner value and letting Mito automatically find the bounds of the dataframe.

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With this addition, Mito is now the easiest way to get any Excel file read into a Pandas dataframe! See feature documentation [here.](/how-to/importing-data-to-mito/importing-from-excel-files.md#importing-specific-ranges-from-a-single-excel-sheet)


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