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# Save charts to dashboard

Saved Dashboard is the collection of charts you and your team members members configured and saved—an efficient way of tracking custom analyses, no need to re-create the charts or share individual chart links with team members.

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## Saving a custom chart

You can save a chart to the dashboard using the "Save" button on the top right.

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Omlet will suggeest an autogenerated chart name and description. You can update them with your preferred name and descriptions before saving the chart to the dashboard.

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## Editing saved charts

Saved charts are editable. If you made changes to a chart, you can click on the "Update" button to save the changes or save it as a new chart using the "Save as new" button.

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When you click on the "Saved" button, you can edit the name & description or remove it from your dashboard.

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You can also use the three dots icon to access the chart options by hovering over a chart from the Saved Dashboard.

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