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I want to call the below two functions from a single button in python one by one, I have even clubbed them together in a different function but their output is being displayed when both of them are compiled , but I want to run them one by one.

def label():
 label1 = Label(r, text="Processing...")
 label1.pack()
def finalProcess():
 global x
 count = [0]*x
 wb = Workbook()
 a = 0

button2 = Button(r, text='Process', width=25, command=)

python

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edited Mar 9 at 8:58

akshay sharma

asked Mar 9 at 7:39

akshay sharmaakshay sharma

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0

I want to call the below two functions from a single button in python one by one, I have even clubbed them together in a different function but their output is being displayed when both of them are compiled , but I want to run them one by one.

def label():
 label1 = Label(r, text="Processing...")
 label1.pack()
def finalProcess():
 global x
 count = [0]*x
 wb = Workbook()
 a = 0

button2 = Button(r, text='Process', width=25, command=)

python

share|improve this question

edited Mar 9 at 8:58

akshay sharma

asked Mar 9 at 7:39

akshay sharmaakshay sharma

33

add a comment | 

I want to call the below two functions from a single button in python one by one, I have even clubbed them together in a different function but their output is being displayed when both of them are compiled , but I want to run them one by one.

def label():
 label1 = Label(r, text="Processing...")
 label1.pack()
def finalProcess():
 global x
 count = [0]*x
 wb = Workbook()
 a = 0

button2 = Button(r, text='Process', width=25, command=)

python

share|improve this question

edited Mar 9 at 8:58

akshay sharma

asked Mar 9 at 7:39

akshay sharmaakshay sharma

33

def label():
 label1 = Label(r, text="Processing...")
 label1.pack()
def finalProcess():
 global x
 count = [0]*x
 wb = Workbook()
 a = 0

button2 = Button(r, text='Process', width=25, command=)

share|improve this question

edited Mar 9 at 8:58

akshay sharma

asked Mar 9 at 7:39

akshay sharmaakshay sharma

33

share|improve this question

edited Mar 9 at 8:58

akshay sharma

asked Mar 9 at 7:39

akshay sharmaakshay sharma

33

asked Mar 9 at 7:39

akshay sharmaakshay sharma

33

asked Mar 9 at 7:39

akshay sharmaakshay sharma

33