I have a callback function which looks like: @app.callback() def myfunc: for loop : counter df = calculation # how update current value of counter and dataframe df without using global Usually one would return to the output and it would be stored and can be called from another fu…

Thanks for the response but how can I keep returning output within a loop. it would stop the loop right away. Otherwise, I would’ve returned it to dcc.store

Ah sorry, I misunderstood your question. I’m not sure how dash would handle a yield statement, have you tried with a simple example outputting to dcc.Store? Can you provide some additional details on your use case? There are some rare instances where using a global variable is an okay workaround.

I’m having a similar challenge. I’m attempting to output values, but an entire dataframe. That said, I think the steps are 1) generate the output 2) store it as a dcc.store object 3) call the data from the dcc.store into a second call back. Would that prevent the loop from breaking in your case?

Storing intermediate data from a loop without using global variable

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bigmike March 11, 2021, 11:09pm 2

For small amounts of data (less than 5MB), I would use dcc.Store as outline in the docs. Otherwise, I highly recommend using @Emil 's awesome dash-extensions package detailed in this thread.

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