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# October 16, 2023: Mito for Dash, Custom Editors

## Mito for Dash

We're incredibly excited to launch Mito for Dash, a drop-in replacement for `dash_table` and Dash `AgGrid`, that gets users out of basic tables and into a spreadsheet with formulas, pivot tables, graphs, and more. Of course, every edit generates code that corresponds to this edit.

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Check out our [full-featured documentation here.](/mito-for-dash/getting-started.md)

## Custom Editors

Mito Enterprise users can now provide Mito with a function of their own choosing, and Mito will automatically generate a UI for users that corresponds to this custom editor. This means a function like:

```python
def calculate_moving_average(
    df: pd.DataFrame, 
    column_to_average: ColumnHeader, 
    window_size: int, 
    exponential: bool=False
)
```

Mito will generate a UI:

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See [full documentation for custom editors here.](/how-to/custom-editors-autogenerate-ui-from-any-function.md)


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