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the best way to solve this is to create a Python package (it's a lot easier than it sounds), then you can do

import stuff

wherever you want. (here are some instructions) - we're missing some details there so any feedback will be helpful. can you expand on your use case? usually the notebooks created as products are intended to be read-only, are you using them for debugging?

I’m not completely sure why I was using them to be honest. Can’t think of any proper use case atm. 😅 Maybe I should just let them be read-only as intended. 🙂 Thanks for the info.

No problem! I've noticed this before so I think the documentation should be more explicit in terms of recommended usage

Or say I’m looking at some plot in the notebook, and I want to change some small setting and redo the plot, then it would be nice to just do that directly in the notebook I think.

interesting. why not editing the source notebook? I'm guessing that's because the source notebook doesn't have the plot (since it's a .py), so you'd have to re-run the code until the cell that generates the chart but on the other hand, if you use the product notebook, you still have to run the notebook again until you reach the plotting code to tweak it, right? thoughts?

hmm yes, you are right, In most cases I’d have to run the whole notebook again, maybe there’s no use-case for coding in the product notebook directly. Allright then, this is probably not an issue. We can “close” this thread. 🙂